All Episodes

Three Lessons We've Learned During the Pandemic - David Lat

Being a Tech-Savvy Law Office Is No Longer Optional - Victoria Hudgins

Prioritize the Things that Matter… Stop Doing the Things that Don't Matter - Jason Barnwell

Crisis is the Father of Innovation - Patrick DiDomenico

Should We Even Reopen at this Time? - Joshua Lenon, CLIO

Are These Changes Permanent, Or Just to Get Us Through the Moment? - Colin Levy

Virtual Tactics By Design vs. Virtual Tactics By Necessity - Craig Levinson

The Expanding Role of IT Security in the New Hybrid Work Environment - Joel Lytle

We Need Better Shared Situational Awareness Between Law Firms and Clients Going Forward - David Kamien

What Do We Do After Summer Ends? - Danny Norris

Give People the Space to Step Back - Casandra Laskowski

Will We Be The Same People When We Go Back? - Mike Whelan

We Need to Acknowledge What's Going On And Be Present - Alycia Sutor

And We Haven't Missed a Beat - Cornell Winston

We Have to Learn and Do at the Same Time - Celeste Smith

Access to Justice in Puerto Rico in the Time of COVID-19 - Diego Alcala

There Are Different Expectations When It Comes To Training And Learning - Ian Nelson

Will COVID-19 Be the Great Equalizer for the Legal Industry? – Vivia Chen

Those Who Kept Our Offices Running - Clare Hart, CEO Williams Lea

Now’s the Perfect Time To Experiment - Maya Markovich

Don’t Lose Sight of the People Part of the Law - Heather Morse

It’s Time to Put Our Energy Into New Engagement Models - Roy Sexton

It Turns Out That Law Firms ARE Pretty Adaptable - Tim Corcoran

We’re Getting Used to This New, Ambiguous, Different, and Uncomfortable Work-Life - Marcie Borgal Shunk

We’ll Be Two Meters Apart, But Still Face to Face - Justin North, Janders Dean

Continuing our Connectedness… Just in a Different Way - Sherry Kapple, Litera

Expanding Community, Creativity, and Clients during a Crisis - Aurelia Spivey, Digitory Legal

The Distance has Kept Us Together - Colin Lechance, VLex

Navigating So Many Rules as We Start to Reopen - Mary Jenkins, Accufile

Missing the Natural Serendipitous Exploration of Ideas - Kristin Hodgins

Legal Marketing Association's Mission During the Pandemic - Jill Huse (President) and Kelly MacKinnon (President-Elect)

Providing Legal Information Services in America's Last Frontier - Susan Falk, Alaska State Law Librarian

Providing Access to Justice in Paradise - Jenny Silbiger, State Law Librarian/Access to Justice Coordinator, Hawaii State Judiciary

Young Lawyers Working and Living Through the Pandemic - Victor Flores, City of Plano and President of the Texas Young Lawyers Association

NYLI's Seven Guidelines to Return to Business - Lucy Curci-Gonzalez and Emily Moog, New York Law Institute

What Does Reopening Georgia Mean for One County Law Library? - Sarah Mauldin, DeKalb County Law Library

Creatively Diversifying a Print-Centric Library - Holly Riccio, California Judiciary Court Library

How Do We Continue to Serve People Who Are Far Away? - Amy Small, Texas State Law Library

Serving the Public's Legal Information Needs During a Pandemic - Joe Lawson, Harris County Law Library

During an Emergency, KM Professionals Really Show Their Value - Jennifer Mendez, Fisher Phillips

Changing Jobs Mid-Pandemic - Maribel Nash, Cooley, LLP

What's It Like to be a New Fall Associate in 2020? - Tori Coates, Baylor Law School and Daniel Maldonado, St. Mary's Law School

Connecting Law Students to Employers During a Pandemic - Alicia Currin-Moore, University of Oklahoma College of Law

Lateral Recruiting in the Age of COVID-19 - Richard Hsu, Major, Lindsey, and Africa

How Are Law Students Learning In Seclusion? - Pt. 5 - Michael Anderson, Emory University School of Law

How Are Law Students Learning In Seclusion? - Pt. 4 - Kanza Khan, Michigan State University Law School

How Are Law Students Learning In Seclusion? - Pt. 3 - Rachel Sodee, Vanderbilt Law School

How Are Law Students Learning In Seclusion? - Pt. 2 - Morgan McGreevy, University of Texas Law School

How Are Law Students Learning In Seclusion? - Pt. 1 - Stephanie Nweke, University of Houston Law Center

Working Remotely, Together - Christine Sellers Sullivan and Jeremy Sullivan

Will WFH Finally Drag the Legal Industry Into the 21st Century? - Kristin Tyler - LAWCLERK

Managing Our Expectations of Ourselves, and of Others - Steve Matthews - TRG Screen

Transforming the Business - Steve Roses - William S. Hein & Co., Inc.

Catching Our Breath… And Focusing On It - Heather Simmons (UGA) and Kyle Courtney (Harvard)

Reporting Legal News During a Pandemic - Amber McKinney - Law360

Simultaneously Preparing for the Best and the Worst - Joy Heath Rush - ILTA

Dean Sonderegger - Adapting to Customers Living in a Virtual World - Wolters Kluwer

The Era of Asynchronous Collaboration - Matt Homann - The Filament

Learning as We Go - Nicole Morris - Emory University School of Law

Tossed into the Deep End - Andrea Markstrom - Taft Stettinius & Hollister

Managing to a Clock is a Bit Lazy - Kris Martin - HBR

Getting the Legal Information to the Legal Professional - Neil Sternthal - Thomson Reuters

The New 'New Normal' - Michelle Cosby - Temple Law School, AALL President

The Need for Next-Gen Roles in Law Firms - Toby Brown - Perkins Coie

Zoom'ing Right Along - Cat Moon - Vanderbilt Law School

Planning for the Unexpected - Vani Ungapen - Executive Director of AALL

Remote Work is About the Process - Andrea Cannavina - CEO LegalTypist

This is a Marathon, Not A Sprint - Jim Calloway - Oklahoma Bar Association

In Seclusion Podcast Miniseries - Starts March 23, 2020