Lawyerist Podcast

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Lawyerist Podcast episodes

March 01, 2016 #57: Apple vs. the FBI, with Megan Zavieh
Megan Zavieh explains what's at stake in the FBI's quest to force Apple to build a backdoor to the iPhone. But first, a good story about social media and the law.
37 min
March 01, 2016 #57: Apple vs. the FBI, with Megan Zavieh
Megan Zavieh explains what's at stake in the FBI's quest to force Apple to build a backdoor to the iPhone. But first, a good story about social media and the law.
37 min
February 23, 2016 #56: How to Fix Conferences and Meetings, with Matt Homann
Let's face it, a lot of legal conferences are pretty bad. You get a lot of presenters reading their slides and panels where one person hogs the microphone. As Matt Homann explains, the needs of conference-goers have changed, which is an opportunity to do better CLE.
53 min
February 23, 2016 #56: How to Fix Conferences and Meetings, with Matt Homann
Let's face it, a lot of legal conferences are pretty bad. You get a lot of presenters reading their slides and panels where one person hogs the microphone. As Matt Homann explains, the needs of conference-goers have changed, which is an opportunity to do better CLE.
53 min
February 16, 2016 #55: How to Help People Represent Themselves, with Mike Vraa
Some people who need to use the legal system want to go it alone, and a lot of those people call Mike Vraa’s free tenant hotline. On today’s podcast, some of his best tips for helping people represent themselves. Plus, we chat about our new guide, How to Set Up Your New Windows Computer.

43 min
February 16, 2016 #55: How to Help People Represent Themselves, with Mike Vraa
Some people who need to use the legal system want to go it alone, and a lot of those people call Mike Vraa’s free tenant hotline. On today’s podcast, some of his best tips for helping people represent themselves. Plus, we chat about our new guide, How to Set Up Your New Windows Computer.

42 min
February 09, 2016 #54: Open Access to Law, with Sarah Glassmeyer & Ed Walters
Sarah Glassmeyer is trying to get to the bottom of open access to law, and Ed Walters is trying to build a company based on access to that law. Both share their frustrations and wishes for open access on today's podcast. Plus, lawyers are terrible at client intake. News at 11.
54 min
February 09, 2016 #54: Open Access to Law, with Sarah Glassmeyer & Ed Walters
Sarah Glassmeyer is trying to get to the bottom of open access to law, and Ed Walters is trying to build a company based on access to that law. Both share their frustrations and wishes for open access on today's podcast. Plus, lawyers are terrible at client intake. News at 11.
53 min
February 02, 2016 #53: Putting Access to Justice into Practice, with Billie Tarascio
Billie Tarascio started out trying to build a firm that furthers access to justice, and wound up building a pretty innovative law firm with a software backbone that allowed her to deliver legal services at every price point—and it didn't work. You'll find out why in today's podcast, but first, don't forget that clients and customers are looking for very different things.
43 min
February 02, 2016 #53: Putting Access to Justice into Practice, with Billie Tarascio
Billie Tarascio started out trying to build a firm that furthers access to justice, and wound up building a pretty innovative law firm with a software backbone that allowed her to deliver legal services at every price point—and it didn't work. You'll find out why in today's podcast, but first, don't forget that clients and customers are looking for very different things.
42 min