Have you ever wondered what it would be like to attend law school, and study for the bar with your spouse?  Ricardo and Rene Diaz talk about their legal journeys starting with undergrad and continuing through the Florida Office of State Attorney.  

Michael Jean* grew up outside of Detroit, Michigan unsure of where he would end up in life. Through some hard lessons and guidance, he managed to graduate from law school, pass the bar, and move his way up within the National Rifle Association “NRA”. Michael talks about his involvement in NY Pistol v. Bruen, his constitutional philosophies, and the Second Amendment.

*Michael is here in his personal capacity, not as a representative of his client. The views expressed are his own personal views and do not necessarily reflect the views of his client.

Jay K. Nair is from Chicago and spent his college days in sunny Southern California.  Following law school, he randomly found himself at a crossroads in New Mexico, just like Bugs Bunny.  Jay decided to open his own practice and traversed the state "Lincoln Lawyer" style handling criminal defense matters.  Jay shares his journey with us and tells us what it is really like to work in Saul Goodman's line of work in Albuquerque.  

Christian got off to a rough start in life and was headed down the wrong path.  Fortunately, he met a great mentor, took advantage of a couple of breaks, and since then has used education to open up doors for him.

Right now, Cheyne is a highly accomplished civil litigation attorney who focuses on labor and employment law.  However, this did not happen overnight. Cheyne tells us about her decade-long transformation from a Michigan State Spartan having a little too much fun in undergrad, to making partner and arguing in front of the New Jersey Supreme Court.  

I’m Mark Kachhi and I’m the host of the Solo in South Philly podcast. I’ve recently opened up my own law practice at 17th and Snyder in the heart of South Philly. This podcast series will cover various aspects of the legal profession and touch on a variety of topics.

My first season is called “Law School Reunion”.  I had the pleasure of attending one of the most diverse law schools in the nation. My classmates came from all over the country, from a variety of backgrounds, and from different stations in their professional lives. I will be reuniting with them to talk about their journey. If you are interested in law school, in law school, a lawyer, or just someone interested in the legal profession this podcast is you. I hope you will listen in.