On this episode of the Lawyerly podcast, we talk with Brooke Camhi, a lawyer who works in the litigation support industry as Vice President of Business Development for TSG Reporting and practices with the law firm of Burger Green & Min in New York.

But Brooke may be best known by the general public for her stint in reality TV as a contestant on season 29 of The Amazing Race. Brooke talks about what it was like to pursue a dream of competing on the show and ultimately obtain her goal.

On this holiday special episode of the Lawyerly podcast, three lawyers do their best to ruin the Christmas classic, Home Alone. How can they ruin a great movie like Home Alone? By treating the plot like a series of law school exam prompts and discussing legal issues that may arise for the characters. No one is off the hook for potential civil and criminal liability on our watch.

Host Shawn Kennedy is joined by guests Tim Johnson (Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary at BMC, a publicly-traded building materials company) and Bret Hembd (partner at Herrera Kennedy LLP). 

On this episode of Lawyerly, we are joined by Nicole Stanton, who is Vice President & General Counsel at Harvest Health & Recreation, a multi-state cannabis company. Nicole talks about what it's like to navigate legal issues in an industry where - as of now - marijuana is legal in a number of states, but remains illegal at the federal level.

On this episode of Lawyerly, we are joined by Sean Kundu, who is Vice President, Corporate Development at the San Francisco 49ers. He also holds in-house legal and executive positions at some related entities, including VenueNext and Elevate Sports Ventures. In addition to talking about what it's like to work on the business side of a professional sports team, Sean puts on his fan hat and talks football with some fellow 49ers fans. 

On this episode of the "Howrey Doin' Now" series on the Lawyerly podcast, we talk with Joanne Caruso, who is now EVP, Chief Legal and Administrative Officer at Jacobs. Among other things, Joanne talks about her role as a senior executive at a Fortune 500 company and the years she spent trying and winning cases at Howrey.

On today's special episode of the Lawyerly podcast, we talk about the 2020 election with Sean Trende, the Senior Elections Analyst for Real Clear Politics. Sean gives his predictions about how the election and the related lawsuits play out from here, and explains why the polls got things so wrong.

On this episode of the Lawyerly podcast, we continue our Howrey Doin' Now series by interviewing Martin Cunniff. Martin is our first guest from Howrey's headquarters in Washington, DC, and was part of the firm leadership team that had the task of winding the firm down after its collapse. He is now a partner with Fields PLLC, a small litigation firm with a large footprint in some of the biggest contingency cases out there.

On this episode of Lawyerly, we continue our "Howrey Doin' Now" series by catching up with Aaron Gruber, who's now a partner with Ralls Gruber & Niece in the SF Bay Area. An engineer-turned-lawyer, Aaron talks about what it was like to go through back-to-back BigLaw meltdowns, then start a successful small firm on the other side.

On this episode of Lawyerly, we continue in our "Howrey Doin' Now" series by catching up with Andrea Maldonado Weiss, who is now General Counsel at Bonduelle Fresh Americas. 

In the next installment of the Howrey Doin' Now series on the Lawyerly podcast, we catch up with Dale Giali. Dale is a partner in the Los Angeles office of Mayer Brown, where he has become a renowned class action defense lawyer, especially in the area of food and beverage false advertising litigation.