
Scott Brown is a 'recovering lawyer'. Following years working in international law firms, Scott now runs Heriot Brown, a Legal Recruitment business. His extensive discussions with people across the legal profession have given him insight into what makes lawyers tick. Now, Scott shares those insights with you - to help you in your career. On each episode Scott invites guests to leave their egos at ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 118 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Selene Brett, Chief Legal, Risk and Compliance Officer at PPRO, joins Scott Brown to share thoughtful lessons on legal leadership, humility, and how lawyers can add real value without hiding behind the mystique of the profession.
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Jim Shaughnessy, Chief Legal Officer at DocuSign, joins Scott Brown to share lessons from more than 20 years operating at the top of global legal teams.
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James Ryan, Chief Legal Officer and Chief Business Officer at BioNTech, joins Scott Brown to discuss the lessons he’s learned leading through one of the most transformative periods in the biotech industry.
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Lucy Tyrrell, General Counsel at Wordsmith AI, joins Scott Brown to explore how in-house lawyers can evolve by combining legal expertise with technology, process design, and commercial thinking.
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Really enjoyed your interview with Jon Wiseman - and inspiration to us all.
Very enjoyable - good questions and insightful answers - useful for my role in legal training
Quality audio, content and entertainment! More of the same please Scott.
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This program centers on legal careers, leadership, and practical lessons drawn from long-tenured in-house and advisory roles. Episodes frequently feature chief legal officers and senior counsel discussing how to navigate complex regulatory environments, build effective legal teams, manage risk, and align legal strategy with business goals. A recurring strength is turning personal experience into actionable guidance for listeners aiming to advance in law, leadership, or legal operations. Notable is a focus on non-linear career paths, diversity and inclusion in the profession, and strategies for crisis management and negotiation, all grounded in real-world cases and negotiations.
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