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The Legal Talk Network feed is curated weekly by the Legal Talk Network team, featuring three standout episodes from across the network. Each selection showcases smart conversations, timely topics, and leading voices in the legal industry making it easy to stay up to date with the most compelling content LTN has to offer. Legal Talk Network is the premier provider of podcasts for attorneys and leg... more

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Amanda Sexton
Founder and CEO of FocusWorks Marketing
FocusWorks Marketing
Episode: Will AI Send Clients to Your Firm? | State Bar of Texas Podcast
Zack McKamie
Vice President of Marketing at AndroVet
AndroVet
Episode: Will AI Send Clients to Your Firm? | State Bar of Texas Podcast
Karen Korr
Expert in media relations, PR, and branding
Full Korr Press
Episode: Let Your Light Shine: Media Relations, PR, and Branding | New Solo
Carissa Véliz
Associate Professor at the Institute for Ethics in AI, University of Oxford; author of Privacy is Power and Prophecy
University of Oxford; Author
Episode: Privacy, Power, and Prediction: Reclaiming Control of Your Personal Data, with Carissa Véliz | Lawyerist Podcast
Rio Lane
Speaker from Alps Insurance
Alps Insurance
Episode: Should lawyers pause their ads for the mid-terms? | Lunch Hour Legal Marketing
Lauren Willig
Author of The Girl from Greenwich Street
Author, The Girl from Greenwich Street
Episode: Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Burr, and the body in the well | Modern Law Library
SaNni Lemonidis
Co-founder and managing principal of Stripi Lemonidis Consulting and Law Group
Stripi Lemonidis Consulting and Law Group
Episode: Social Media and the Workplace: Free Speech Meets Employment Law | ABA Labor and Employment Law Podcast
Aaron Holt
Attorney at the law firm Cosen O'Connor
Cosen O'Connor
Episode: Social Media and the Workplace: Free Speech Meets Employment Law | ABA Labor and Employment Law Podcast
Rhonda Cunningham-Holmes
Executive Director of Legal Counsel for the Elderly, affiliate of AARP
Legal Counsel for the Elderly (LCE) / AARP
Episode: Seniors Struggle to 'Age in Place' | Talk Justice An LSC Podcast

Hosts

John Simon
Host of The Jury Is Out, affiliated with Simon Law Firm and The Jury Is Out (podcast)
Elizabeth McNulty
Host of Heels in The Courtroom; multiple episodes featured
Liz Lenovey
Host of Heels in the Courtroom; recurring appearances
Trey Apfel
Executive Director, State Bar of Texas; host role across shows

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3.9 out of 5 stars from 107 ratings
  • Too much “small talk”

    If you like listening to kids talk about themselves — at length — then this is the podcast for you. Do they ever talk about the law? I’m not sure, because I always quit after ten minutes or so.

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    knabe19
    United States3 years ago
  • Legal about network

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    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fukin272
    United States3 years ago
  • Decent content

    Content is decent but too frequently only provides a liberal perspective. Needs more balance in ideology

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    g0tspeed
    United States4 years ago
  • Partisan

    I wasn’t really looking for partisan social/political commentary. Tried a few episodes, found the content lacking, and unsubscribed.

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    OhioSean
    United States5 years ago
  • Impeachment

    Yes it’ll bring the temperature down. A great show. You answered questions that I didn’t even think of yet such as the Twinkie eater doesn’t have a way to change the outcome. You laid it out in a way that you were my granddaughter in the 10th grade could understand. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
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    Medicine Woman 13
    United States6 years ago

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Shows provide practical legal industry insights with actionable takeaways.
Mixed reception on pacing—some listeners want sharper, more concise episodes.
Positive feedback on leadership and firm-growth topics, and on accessibility of complex topics.
Guests vary from trial lawyers to ABA leaders and paralegal entrepreneurs.

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Fresh Voices on Legal Tech with Adriana Linares | The Kennedy-Mighell Report
Q: Would you talk about your own career path and how you got involved in the legal tech speaking circuit?
Adriana beskribes a winding path starting with a training role at a law firm, then breaking out on her own to form Law Tech Partners, driven by opportunities like ABA Tech Show and the Law Practice Division, and leveraging a friendly, approachable communication style to engage lawyers with technology.
Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Burr, and the body in the well | Modern Law Library
Q: Can you talk a little bit about why there's a transcript, what the transcript tells us about these battling defense strategies, and a character in the book who I have a real fondness for, the prosecutor, who is completely outshone, Cadwallader.
The transcript is crucial because it provides a verbatim record of the trial, capturing voices from all participants and revealing how the defense and prosecution built their strategies around the lines spoken in court, which helps explain the dynamics between Hamilton, Burr, Brockholtz, and Kedwalder-Colden while also giving readers a window into the era's legal culture.
Social Media and the Workplace: Free Speech Meets Employment Law | ABA Labor and Employment Law Podcast
Q: What should employers do when evaluating a potentially controversial off-duty post?
Employers should avoid knee-jerk discipline, consider whether the post violates policies, assess its impact on the work environment, and ensure consistent, policy-based responses. Training and clear guidelines help staff understand the boundaries of acceptable conduct, both in and out of work, and maintain a respectful workplace.
Social Media and the Workplace: Free Speech Meets Employment Law | ABA Labor and Employment Law Podcast
Q: How does the NLRA affect social media posts by employees?
NLRA Section 7 protects concerted activity aimed at improving terms and conditions of employment, including some social media posts that employees use to advocate for mutual aid and collective action, as long as the speech relates to workplace concerns and is not abusive or dissuading. The protection depends on content and context, not just where the speech happens.
The Summer of SCOTUS: Big Decisions & Impact | Lawyer 2 Lawyer
Q: How might the major questions doctrine affect agency rulemaking and presidential power moving forward?
The doctrine requires clear congressional authorization for actions with significant political or economic impact, which can limit agency action and thereby potentially bolster presidential influence if Congress delegates broadly; Schwinn frames it as a tool that could constrain agencies while reinforcing executive control when used in tandem with unitary executive theory.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Legal Talk Network

What is Legal Talk Network about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show highlights practical, practitioner-focused conversations at the intersection of law, leadership, technology, and access to justice. Across episodes, listeners hear how trial advocacy, financial management for law firms, and leadership development converge to improve outcomes for clients and firms alike. Guests range from trial lawyers and firm leaders to legal educators and policy advocates, with recurring emphasis on collaboration, ethical practice, and the evolving role of technology (including AI) in legal services. A standout pattern is ground-level, actionable insight—whether it's applying improv to courtroom presence, implementing Profit First in a law firm, or exploring public-interest innovations like LAWPods and animal-law... more

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