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Ladies Who Law

Ladies Who Law ™
Law School
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Family Law
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Ladies Who Law s a biweekly podcast hosted by attorneys Haylie Davis and Samantha Sicola, bringing candid conversations about law school, legal careers, and the real lives behind the profession. Through thoughtful guest interviews and honest, lighthearted conversations, they share practical insight for aspiring lawyers, law students, and anyone curious about the legal world, because the path to be... more

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This week, we're joined by family law attorney Anne Frances Bleecker, who is sharing lessons from more than 35 years of practicing law! From working at large law firms... more

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It’s time for a good old-fashioned catch-up! We’re chatting about life lately from career growth and the realities of practicing law to motherhood, maternity leave, an... more

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In this episode, Susie Altamirano shares her unconventional journey from growing up in a family of hairdressers to becoming a city attorney. She discusses discovering ... more

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Think you have to attend law school to become a lawyer? Not necessarily.

This week, we're joined by Logan Capps to discuss California's Law Office Study Program (LOSP... more

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Recent Guests

Anne Frances Bleecker
Charleston family law attorney with more than 35 years of practice
Episode: 35 Years in Family Law: Courtrooms, Clients & Career Lessons with Anne Frances Bleecker
Susie Altamirano
Partner with Olivares Madruga Law Organization; City Attorney in two Southern California cities
Olivares Madruga Law Organization
Episode: From Hair Salon to City Attorney: Susie Altamirano’s Unconventional Path to Law
Logan Capps
California attorney, LOSP participant
Law Offices of Schlossberg and Umholtz
Episode: Law School Isn't the Only Way: Inside California's Law Office Study Program with Logan Capps
Jessica Marshall
Managing partner of a boutique family law firm in Chicago
Illinois family law practice
Episode: Family Law, AI & Finding Your Voice as a Litigator with Jessica Marshall
Lisa Cline
MD, JD; Director of Product Development at JD Advising; JD Advising tutor and course instructor
JD Advising
Episode: Next Gen Bar Exam Explained by Lisa Cline MD, JD of JD Advising
Meg Baker
JD Advantage professional, Assistant Director at Consilio in Pharma vertical
Consilio
Episode: The JD Advantage Conversation Every Law Student Should Hear with Meg Baker
Angela Vorpahl
Law school coach, former big law attorney
Angela Vorpahl (Coach & Sponsor)
Episode: What Every Incoming 1L Should Know Before Law School with Angela Vorpahl
Ruby Powers
Law firm owner, immigration attorney, and legal tech advocate
Powers Law Group / Power Up Your Practice
Episode: AI, Immigration & Innovation: How Ruby Powers is Powering Up Law Practices
JoDee Neil
Former prosecutor, civil litigator, author
Independent practitioner; author of Outcry Witness
Episode: From Courtroom to Compassion: The Inspiring Journey of JoDee Neil, Lawyer and Author

Hosts

Haylie Davis
Host of the show; co-host focusing on practical guidance and navigating law school and legal careers
Samantha Sicola
Co-host and host focusing on law school journeys, career paths, and real-world law practice

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 443 ratings
  • Turned it on for 10 mins and shut it off

    Unimpressed

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    SH234224
    United States5 months ago
  • Wanted to like - but cant

    Wanted to like this so bad. But I kinda think you guys are mean girls. Listened to 3 episodes because it came so recommended. Fell flat for me.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    jennaclementines
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excellent podcast!

    This is such a great podcast! At this point, I’m law-adjacent, but I always enjoy the hosts’ insight on early careers in law. Definitely recommend to any law student or new attorney!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    A DC Attorney
    United States3 years ago
  • Love the Podcast!

    Samantha and Haylie are awesome! Thank you for all the work that you ladies do and for sharing with the rest of us!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yovana Lopez Medina
    United States3 years ago
  • Best law school prep podcast!

    I’ve been listening to the Ladies since they first aired in January 2020. They’ve been an integral part of my pre law prep process and I love the insight they provide on their show! Thanks 🙏🏻 for all you do, Ladies! 💕

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AnuSharma0716
    United States4 years ago

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35 Years in Family Law: Courtrooms, Clients & Career Lessons with Anne Frances Bleecker
Q: What would you say in advice to young lawyers who are maybe wanting to make that transition from a larger practice to go out on their own or to join someone?
Bleecker encourages lawyers to try a solo or smaller practice if it appeals to them. She values the freedom and recreated the collaboration of a large firm through regular meetings with her colleagues, adding that a lawyer can always return to a larger firm.
35 Years in Family Law: Courtrooms, Clients & Career Lessons with Anne Frances Bleecker
Q: How did you separate the work from your actual family and how did you not become burned out in the practice?
Bleecker says she tries to stay objective and avoid taking clients' struggles into her own life. She makes herself available by phone, but directs clients to therapists or mental health professionals for support beyond legal advice.
Law School Isn't the Only Way: Inside California's Law Office Study Program with Logan Capps
Q: What are the biggest advantages and potential drawbacks of LOSP compared to traditional law school?
Logan highlights hands-on learning, mentorship, and real-world practice as major advantages, while noting the lack of formal 'handholding' and the need to be highly self-disciplined; the four-year timeline also offers flexibility.
Law School Isn't the Only Way: Inside California's Law Office Study Program with Logan Capps
Q: What is the daily or weekly study structure like in LOSP and how do you keep up with hours?
She describes creating a personal curriculum, self-motivation, and submitting six-month reports with exams (essays and MC questions) to track progress, all under the guidance of a mentor.
Law School Isn't the Only Way: Inside California's Law Office Study Program with Logan Capps
Q: Go back a little bit and talk about the application process. What does that look like for LOSP?
Logan explains there's no LSAT requirement for LOSP, a bachelor's degree is typically needed, you sign up with the state bar, provide mentor bar numbers, and begin the program with a relatively modest, semi-annual fee.

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What is Ladies Who Law about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on candid, relatable conversations about law school, early legal careers, and the realities of practicing law, with a strong emphasis on women in the field. Episodes frequently explore practical prep for law school and bar exams, non-traditional legal paths, work-life balance, mentorship, and how technology and AI are reshaping modern practice. A standout angle is featuring practitioners and coaches who share actionable tips for students and young attorneys, along with personal stories that reveal resilience, career pivots, and the human side of a demanding profession. The format tends to be conversational, supportive, and coffee-chat approachable, making it a good fit for listeners plotting a path into law or seeking guid... more

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2. Susie Altamirano
3. Logan Capps
4. Jessica Marshall
5. Lisa Cline
6. Meg Baker
7. Angela Vorpahl
8. Ruby Powers

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