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Hosted by Michal Rogson and Jim Reeder, this show features conversations with top litigators, judges, and experts to help litigators develop their careers, win more cases, earn more clients, and build sustainable practices. Stay tuned for the tips segment in every episode with Lauren Williams and ABA Litigation Section’s Mental Health & Wellness Committee! Brought to you by the American Bar Associ... more

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Shakespeare and law school might not be as far apart as you thought. Guest Len Niehoff is a professor of law at the University of Michigan Law School and the author of the recent book “Meeting Shakespeare at the Bar: Reading the Bard Through the Lens... more

What’s new in the ever-evolving world of electronic discovery as we’ve moved from paper to predictive coding to the cloud. With more than 30 years of experience in the field, guest Emerson Bretous of Sovereign Discovery is one of the country’s leadin... more

Jump into a grab bag of legal issues, a “law salad” of ideas that have lately been on the minds of hosts Jim Reeder and Mic Rogson.

Law may teach you to think like a lawyer, but does it also teach the practice of law? Hear what Mic and Jim walked aw... more

The challenging field of family law is a vital part of the litigation profession, demanding an understanding of both the law and the psychological trauma that can dramatically affect the well-being of children and others caught in the middle. Guest A... more

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Len Niehoff
Professor at University of Michigan Law School; author of Meeting Shakespeare at the Bar
University of Michigan Law School
Episode: Shakespeare on Law, Ethics, and Advocacy
Emerson Bretou
Principal of Sovereign Discovery
Sovereign Discovery
Episode: The Evolution of E-Discovery
Ashish Joshi
Managing Attorney at the Joshi Firm; leading expert on litigating family violence
Joshi Firm, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Episode: The Complex Field of Domestic Violence and Intimate Partner Law
Cristin Traylor
Senior Director Handling AI Transformation and Law Firm Strategy at Relativity
Relativity
Episode: Generative AI in E-Discovery
Michal Behnke
President of the American Bar Association; lawyer at Boardman Clark
American Bar Association; Boardman Clark
Episode: Checking All the Boxes: How You Can Get Involved in Election Integrity
Megan Senatori
Executive Director of the Center for Animal Law Studies at Lewis & Clark Law School; co-founder and president of Sheltering Animals of Abuse Victims
Sheltering Animals of Abuse Victims; Lewis & Clark Law School
Episode: Protecting Pets Under Domestic Violence Laws
Maricarmen Garza
Chief Counsel for the ABA Commission on Domestic and Sexual Violence
ABA Commission on Domestic and Sexual Violence
Episode: Protecting Pets Under Domestic Violence Laws
Richard Gahl
Partner at Jones Walker; member of ABA Litigation Section's Mental Health & Wellness Committee
Jones Walker; ABA Litigation Section
Episode: Protecting Pets Under Domestic Violence Laws
William Menard
Managing attorney at the Root Law Group in Los Angeles
Root Law Group
Episode: Immigration Law and Enforcement

Hosts

Jim Reeder
Host and practitioner with extensive ABA Litigation Section involvement; frequently shares practitioner-focused insights.
Michal Rogson
Co-host guiding conversations; frequently anchors guest-led discussions and introduces guests.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 38 ratings
  • Great Show!

    This is a great show with fantastic guests! It does a great job of discussing timely and topical issues with practical advice for practicing attorneys.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Esq_RR
    United States4 years ago
  • Great information and topics that actually apply to real people

    I am currently a paralegal student and I’m completing my undergrad. I hope to later go to law school. This podcast is great and discusses issues in plain language. If you’re a law student, lawyer, paralegal or just someone who enjoys listening to legal topics, this is a great podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Samsung 👎🏼
    United States5 years ago
  • Informative and entertaining podcast

    Dave Scriven-Young is a great host and elicits tips on business development, discovery, and trial practice from judges, lawyers in private practice, and in-house counsel.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AnnieLiz46
    United States5 years ago
  • Ashish Joshi

    A refreshing podcast for litigators, trial lawyers, and anyone who’s interested in law. Timely topics presented with panache, wit, and practice pointers. Well done! Looking forward to more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Joshi Attorneys
    United States5 years ago

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“Practical tips for attorneys, with real-world guidance from judges and practitioners.”
“Wellness and work-life balance segments add value for busy litigators.”
“Clear discussions of current topics like AI in discovery and election integrity.”

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Shakespeare on Law, Ethics, and Advocacy
Q: Why this chronological approach to Shakespeare's law, and what evolves across the plays?
He suggests Shakespeare grows in sophistication, but remains profoundly insightful about law from the start, using a chronological framework to trace evolving themes of proof, conscience, and governance.
Shakespeare on Law, Ethics, and Advocacy
Q: What is the practical value of reading Shakespeare through legal lenses for a practicing lawyer?
Niehoff argues that the approach helps lawyers think more clearly about presenting evidence, framing arguments, and understanding responsibility, with direct applications to litigation strategy.
Shakespeare on Law, Ethics, and Advocacy
Q: Do readers need to have previously read these plays to appreciate the book's arguments?
Niehoff explains that the book is written so that readers can understand the argument and plot without having read every play, making it accessible for busy litigators.
The Evolution of E-Discovery
Q: First off, Emerson, share with us a brief thumbnail of your career path.
Emerson Bretou describes his 30-year trajectory in eDiscovery, starting in a big law environment, moving through automation and data management, and eventually founding Sovereign Discovery to serve mid-market clients with advanced eDiscovery solutions.
Protecting Pets Under Domestic Violence Laws
Q: What are practical steps practitioners can take now?
Practitioners should incorporate inquiry about pets into intake, educate judges and clients about animal welfare in abuse contexts, pursue cross-disciplinary collaborations (veterinary social workers, shelters, AVMA), and use or adapt resource manuals and legal papers to implement co-sheltering and protective-order enhancements.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Litigation Radio

What is Litigation Radio about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Conversations pair seasoned litigators with guests ranging from in-house and firm attorneys to ABA leaders and judges, focusing on career development, practical trial tactics, and bringing better practices to litigators' daily work. Episodes consistently weave actionable tips on business development, case budgeting, evidence handling, and wellness, punctuated by sponsor integrations and guest expertise. A notable strength is the mix of high-profile policy discussions (election integrity, ABA governance) with hands-on guidance for practicing attorneys, making it useful for listeners seeking both strategic insight and day-to-day improvement in their litigation careers. A distinctive element is the recurring wellness and professional developme... more

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1. Len Niehoff
2. Emerson Bretou
3. Ashish Joshi
4. Cristin Traylor
5. Michal Behnke
6. Megan Senatori
7. Maricarmen Garza
8. Richard Gahl

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