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Heels In The Courtroom

simonlawfirm
Mentorship
Legal Profession
Women In Law
Personal Injury Law
Legal Mentorship
Trial Law
Work-Life Balance
Mental Health
Career Development
Professional Development
Missouri Supreme Court
Legal Education
Personal Growth
Law School
Asking For Help
Medical Malpractice
St. Louis University
Simon Law Firm
Ego
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When you wear Heels In The Courtroom, life and law are a little bit different. This fresh and insightful new podcast from the female trial attorneys at Simon Law which offers mentoring, community and great girl talk about being the best you can be in every part of your life. So, kick off those heels, pour a glass of wine, and get to know Liz Lenivy, Mary Simon, Elizabeth McNulty, Katie St. John an... more

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She's been watched by 30 million people making her morning coffee and explaining wrongful termination in the same breath. In this episode of Heels in the Courtroom, Elizabeth McNulty, Sydney Marino, and Mary Simon sit down with Paige Sparks, employme... more

Part two of the ego discussion turns to when confidence curdles into a problem. Mary Simon opens with a story about two rival attorneys sniping at each other in a pretrial conference until the judge shut it down, refusing to referee an "ego measuring... more

The hosts unpack what ego really means in the legal profession and why female attorneys especially need a healthy dose of it. They trace the word's negative connotations alongside its necessary flip side: the confidence to stand in front of a jury an... more

In this episode, the conversation gets candid about the toll this work takes on lawyers themselves. Sara Marler of Marler Law Partners challenges the myth of "compassion fatigue," explaining that what attorneys are really experiencing is empathetic d... more

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Recent Guests

Sara Marler
Attorney; from Marlar Law Partners, family law and estate planning
Marlar Law Partners
Episode: EP 1012: Trauma-Informed Lawyering: Caring for Clients and Yourself Part 1
Ramona Gau
Attorney; from Marlar Law Partners, family law and estate planning
Marlar Law Partners
Episode: EP 1012: Trauma-Informed Lawyering: Caring for Clients and Yourself Part 1
Brittany Graham
In-house trauma-informed care expert; chief wellness officer
Marlar Law Partners
Episode: EP 1012: Trauma-Informed Lawyering: Caring for Clients and Yourself Part 1
Mary Anne Sedey
Founder of Sedey, Harper Westoff, specializing in employment law; nationally recognized trial attorney
Sedey, Harper Westoff
Episode: EP 1010: Breaking Barriers: Inside a Trailblazing Career in Employment Law Part 1
Sydney Marino
Newest attorney at Simon Law, former law clerk
Simon Law Firm
Episode: EP 1009: Introducing Sydney Marino
Krystal Weigl
Litigator and managing partner, Weigl Law
Weigl Law
Episode: EP 1007 - Advocacy in Action: Building a Purpose-Driven Law Firm Part 1
Olivia Weigl
Practice manager at Weigl Law, former teacher
Weigl Law
Episode: EP 1007 - Advocacy in Action: Building a Purpose-Driven Law Firm Part 1
Mollie Farrell
Co-founder, Aspire to Your Potential
Aspire to Your Potential
Episode: EP 1005: From Lawyers to Coaches Part Two
Kelli Dunaway
Co-founder, Aspire to Your Potential
Aspire to Your Potential
Episode: EP 1005: From Lawyers to Coaches Part Two

Hosts

Liz Lenivy
Host of Heels In The Courtroom
Mary Simon
Co-host/Attorney at Simon Law Firm
Elizabeth McNulty
Co-host/Attorney at Simon Law Firm
Katie St. John
Co-host/Attorney at Simon Law Firm

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 69 ratings
  • Fascinating and educational!

    Heels in the Courtroom has been a delight to listen to! Each episode brings unique perspectives and advice aplicable to every aspect of life. Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Santija L.
    Denmark4 years ago
  • Fantastic podcast

    I found them from the Jury is Out podcast and I can’t recommend them enough. It’s not just for women but also great for male trial attorneys as well who want insight into our experience with great trial tips on bettering your trial skills.

    I love this podcast so much. They’re inspiring and they speak to me and my own experiences in the courtroom.

    Thank you for doing this podcast!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mbbizzle
    United States4 years ago
  • Entertaining, educating, invigorating

    The ladies from Simon Law in St Louis demystify the legal process with their articulate, honest and upbeat conversations about their trials, cases and causes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hugh OBrien
    Australia5 years ago
  • Great Listen for Attorneys

    I have to echo some of the other 5 star reviews in how great this podcast is! I was also told about it in a Facebook group for young professionals in the legal field and it’s been so helpful and encouraging to hear from other female attorneys, especially from all different places in their careers, about the issues we face and encounter every day. In any office, it can be hard to talk about some of these topics so it’s great to get to listen and feel like I’m not alone on these things. Excellent ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AStormCampbell
    United States6 years ago
  • For Attorneys & Professionals Alike

    I heard of this podcast through a group Facebook & had to check it out. I was not disappointed. As a young female attorney, I struggle with finding mentor ship as I am the only female attorney in an all male office of 13 lawyers. These ladies discuss topics I face in every day practice and how to combat the struggles of this field. I would highly suggest to any female attorney or professional. I also have recommended this podcast to my male colleagues as well because its content is helpful for a... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Texas Trial Attorney
    United States6 years ago

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listeners value the show's applicability to mentoring and career development
praises the coaching and business-building aspects of the show
audience appreciates candid discussions on work-life balance and firm culture
audience notes inclusivity and relevance for both women and men in law
listeners praise practical trial tips and inspiring leadership stories

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EP 1010: Breaking Barriers: Inside a Trailblazing Career in Employment Law Part 1
Q: What can you give a quick synopsis of the Katz case and why it mattered?
The Katz case against Anheuser-Busch exposed pay disparities at the highest levels of the company's leadership, showing that the highest-paid executives earned significantly more than the first female member of the Strategy Committee, despite similar responsibilities; the case underscored the importance of pay equity and demonstrated how public scrutiny can drive organizational change.
EP 924- $10M Med Mal Verdict
Q: What is the biggest lesson you learned from this trial experience?
Every single part of your case and how you present it matters significantly, and you have to be prepared for ongoing legal issues.
EP 919- Raising the Bar by Improving “the Bar” with Megan Phillips Part Two
Q: What do you think leadership ultimately looks like to you?
It looks different for different leaders, but for me it's about being authentic and true to your own style while building consensus across different perspectives.
EP 915- Estate Planning Strategies with Katie Krispin
Q: Is there anything in particular that I, as the PI lawyer, should be aware of? Pitfalls, advice, strategy?
It is essential to form a relationship early with an estate planner to strategize before settlements occur, especially for clients on government benefits.
EP908- Inspiration from SLU Law School Dean Twinette Johnson
Q: What does a day look like for you as a dean?
Dean Johnson describes the challenges of prioritizing tasks and the importance of being flexible and available for students' needs.

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What is Heels In The Courtroom about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A practical, career- and leadership-focused show led by female trial attorneys, frequently featuring partners and senior associates from a prominent St. Louis firm. Episodes regularly explore career progression in law, leadership and firm management, mentorship, work-life balance, and the practical realities of practicing in high-stakes fields like personal injury, medical malpractice, and employment law. Notable episodes center on building purpose-driven firms, coaching for lawyers, and navigating big-law environments, with recurring themes around bias, discrimination, and the cultivation of resilient, client-centered practices. The format tends toward candid storytelling, actionable takeaways for aspiring partners, and real-world guidance... more

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Recent guests on Heels In The Courtroom include:

1. Sara Marler
2. Ramona Gau
3. Brittany Graham
4. Mary Anne Sedey
5. Sydney Marino
6. Krystal Weigl
7. Olivia Weigl
8. Mollie Farrell

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