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Executive Orders
Legal Industry
Artificial Intelligence
Trump Administration
Law Firms
Litigation Finance
Profitability Trends
Artificial Intelligence In Law
Cleary Gottlieb
Unconstitutionality
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Quinn Emanuel
Burford Capital
Time Warner
Law
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Income Partners
Law Firm Innovation
Legal Crisis
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New Law Order is a podcast about the business of Big Law and the technologies remaking it. Hosts Joel Cohen (founder of TalksOnLaw) and Professor John Morley (Yale Law School) interview the lawyers, founders, academics, and judges quietly, and not so quietly, rewiring the legal industry. Each episode is a candid, on-the-record conversation about what is actually happening inside the world's most p... more

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In this episode of New Law Order, Joel Cohen and Yale Law Professor John Morley speak with CJ Mahoney, Chief Legal Officer of Meta, about one of the hardest legal questions facing modern technology companies: when a product becomes deeply woven into ... more

Richard Sander, UCLA law professor and economist, has spent decades advancing one of the most controversial arguments in legal education: that large racial preferences in law school admissions may frequently harm the students they are intended to hel... more

Michael A. Gerstenzang, the longtime managing partner and now senior partner of Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, explains how he positioned one of the world's most established law firms to lead in AI adoption — not by outsourcing innovation, but by ... more

This week, we’re sharing a timely episode from a related TalksOnLaw podcast, AI Lawyer. In this episode, host Joel Cohen is joined by Judge Paul Grimm for a conversation about one of the most unsettling problems facing the legal system: what happens ... more

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Recent Guests

CJ Mahoney
Chief Legal Officer, Meta
Meta
Episode: CJ Mahoney (Meta): Inside Counsel at Scale
Richard Sander
Professor at UCLA Law School and economist
UCLA Law School
Episode: Richard Sander (UCLA Law): A Mismatch Critique of Affirmative Action
Michael Gerstenzang
Former managing partner, Cleary Gottlieb
Cleary Gottlieb
Episode: Mike Gerstenzang (Cleary Gottlieb): AI from the Inside
Paul Grimm
Judge, Duke Law School; expert on evidence and AI in the courtroom
Duke Law School
Episode: Judge Paul Grimm: Deep Fakes in the Courtroom
Jason Boehmig
CEO and co-founder of Ironclad
Ironclad
Episode: Jason Boehmig (Ironclad): The Rise of the Legal Technologist
Gretta Rusanow
Managing Director and Head of Advisory Services at Citibank
Citibank
Episode: Gretta Rusanow (Citi): The New Math of Law Firm Profitability
Scott Shapiro
Professor of Law and Philosophy at Yale Law School, founder of the AI lab at Yale Law School, and co-founder of an AI legal technology company.
Yale Law School
Episode: Scott Shapiro (Yale Law): Law as Code & the AI Power Shift
Chris Bogart
CEO and co-founder of Burford Capital, former general counsel of Time Warner
Burford Capital
Episode: Chris Bogart (Burford Capital): Litigation as an Asset Class
John Quinn
Founding partner of Quinn Emanuel and influential figure in litigation.
Quinn Emanuel
Episode: John Quinn (Quinn Emanuel): Building a World Litigation Empire

Hosts

Joel Cohen
Co-host and founder of TalksOnLaw; leadership in legal tech and law firm innovation
John Morley
Co-host; Professor at Yale Law School; focuses on the business and policy side of law

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 12 ratings
  • Thoughtful and Impeccably Timed

    The interviewers are sharp and consistently ask thoughtful, well-researched questions. The guest list is stacked and impeccably timed. Interviewing Brad Karp in January 2026 speaks volumes about the relevance and caliber of this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Craig 1234566789
    United States4 months ago
  • Great law insider pod

    The Karp interview was great. Also I’d never heard any of that backstory about the executive orders.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    1102jane
    United States4 months ago
  • 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 States5 months 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 States5 months ago

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Some comments note occasional bias but still rate the content highly.
Listeners praise sharp, well-researched questions and a stacked guest list.
The show is seen as a high-signal source for Big Law and legal tech trends.
Topics like AI in law and deep fakes are highlighted as particularly insightful.

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Gretta Rusanow (Citi): The New Math of Law Firm Profitability
Q: What is the logic of having income partners especially if they are the lowest contributors to profitability?
It's mainly about talent retention, ensuring top talent who might leave for competitors have a path to success and can develop a business case as partners.
Gretta Rusanow (Citi): The New Math of Law Firm Profitability
Q: What is driving the incredible sustained year-over-year increase in revenue?
It's a combination of increased billing rates and the top firms capturing more market share, with a noted 3.5% increase in revenue for the top 15 firms compared to the industry average of 1.6%.
Gretta Rusanow (Citi): The New Math of Law Firm Profitability
Q: What are the trends you are seeing in revenue?
The industry has experienced a lot more volatility but has overall done well, with an average annual revenue growth of around 8.5% over the past five years.
Scott Shapiro (Yale Law): Law as Code & the AI Power Shift
Q: How can universities contribute to the development of legal AI?
Universities can leverage their vast knowledge and training material to build AI models that serve social good.
Scott Shapiro (Yale Law): Law as Code & the AI Power Shift
Q: What does the increasing complexity in law mean for future legal practice?
As the law becomes more intricate, AI can help manage this complexity and improve the efficiency of legal processes.

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Frequently Asked Questions About New Law Order

What is New Law Order about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show concentrates on the business side of Big Law, the role of AI and legal tech in practice, and the shifting economics and structure of the partnership model. Episodes frequently feature senior firm leaders, judges, academics, and founders, discussing topics like profitability, litigation finance, AI in practice, deep fakes in evidence, and the restructuring of law firms through software. A notable strength is the blend of practitioner insight, academic perspective, and real-world firm strategy, making it valuable for listeners who want practical takes on how technology and market forces are reshaping the legal industry.

A standout aspect is the consistent focus on actionable firm-level implications—what leaders can change today, fr... more

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1. CJ Mahoney
2. Richard Sander
3. Michael Gerstenzang
4. Paul Grimm
5. Jason Boehmig
6. Gretta Rusanow
7. Scott Shapiro
8. Chris Bogart

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