
“The obligation of our profession is, or has long been thought to be, to serve as healers of human conflict.”— Warren E. Burger, Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, The State of Justice, Address to the American Bar Association (1971).
What would the legal system look like if lawyers actually lived up to that idea?
Healing Law explores a quiet revolution happening inside the legal p... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 4 | Founded | a month ago |
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What happens when the career you’ve built no longer fits who you’re becoming?
In this episode, I share the story behind my transition away from litigation and into a different way of thinking about law, conflict, and my role in the world.
After a d... more
In this episode of Lawyers as Healers, I explore a strange reality about the legal profession: lawyers spend their careers working in human conflict, yet most receive little or no training in the basics of conflict itself.
Law school teaches doctrin... more
This episode explores the concept of lawyers as healers and the tension between the original intent of becoming a lawyer and the reality of legal practice. It delves into the childhood influence of becoming a lawyer, the motivation for becoming a law... more
In the first episode of Lawyers as Healers, host Dave Albrechta introduces the central idea behind the podcast: that the legal profession may have a deeper calling than simply resolving disputes. Reflecting on a quote from Chief Justice Warren Burger... more
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