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New Law Order

TalksOnLaw
Executive Orders
Trump Administration
Political Affiliations
Unconstitutionality
Law Firms
Quinn Emanuel
Legal Crisis
Bill Of Rights
Corporate Law
Paul Weiss
Litigation
Transactional Law
AI In Law
Singapore
Korea
Financial Crisis
Apple
Volkswagen
General Motors
Cravath

New Law Order is a podcast and limited interview series about the coming shake-up in legal services. Hosted by lawyer and TalksOnLaw founder Joel Cohen and Yale Law School Professor John Morley, the show interrogates the technologies, business models, and incentives quietly—and not so quietly—rewiring the legal industry. Each episode is a candid conversation with someone actively changing how law ... more

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John Quinn proved the legal industry orthodoxy wrong. In a world obsessed with the "full-service" law firm model—where litigation can feel like a service arm for lucrative corporate retainers—Quinn bet the house on a radical idea: a global firm dedic... more

Brad Karp, Chairman of Paul Weiss, is arguably the most powerful law firm leader in America—and he has had a hell of a year. Eight weeks after suffering a heart attack, Karp faced what he calls the "existential crisis" of his career: a "nuclear" exec... more

What happens when the President of the United States declares war on specific law firms? In a move described as "literally without precedent" , the Trump administration unleashed executive orders targeting major firms like Paul Weiss and Perkins Coie... more

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Recent Guests

John Quinn
Founding partner of Quinn Emanuel and influential figure in litigation.
Quinn Emanuel
Episode: Building a World Litigation Empire
Brad Karp
Chairman of Paul Weiss
Paul Weiss
Episode: Law According to Karp
Jeffrey Toobin
Author and journalist, staff writer for The New Yorker.
Episode: Bending the Knee – Toobin on the Trump Executive Orders

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 6 ratings
  • Great show. Extremely biased.

    I’m one of the co-hosts so don’t take my word for it, but my cohost John is amazing and our guests are better than we deserve.

    Also I tried to ask questions we want answered and not just what the guest wanted to share. Shoot us feedback at the email on file and any other good reviews help us get discovered.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JC NYC 1332
    United States20 days ago
  • Jeffrey Toobin Episode

    Listened to the first episode with Jeffrey Toobin. The discussion of the exec orders against major firms was unusually clear about both the constitutional issues and the practical risks. Also, Toobin and the hosts were pretty funny. Looking forward to what’s next.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CEM1221
    United States20 days ago

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#152
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#200
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Law According to Karp
Q: How do you balance the ability to manage with the recognition of the power and value of that individual to the firm?
We take all of that into consideration, striving for diversity of thought, demographics, and ensuring representation of all constituencies within the firm.
Law According to Karp
Q: Tell us what it was like at that difficult moment in American economic history.
It was very interesting as the firm was heavily weighted in favor of litigation and regulatory defense at the time, and turned out to be extraordinarily busy during the financial crisis.
Bending the Knee – Toobin on the Trump Executive Orders
Q: How were these law firms targeted?
It varies by law firm, but they were all accused of political crimes rather than legal violations.
Bending the Knee – Toobin on the Trump Executive Orders
Q: What are we talking about today?
We're talking about the executive orders that President Trump unleashed against law firms soon after he took office.

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