Corporate Law Lab

Barbara Becker | Leadership, Law Firm Strategy, and Building a Career at ScaleIn this episode of Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor, Director of the Corporate Law Center at the University of Cincinnati College of Law, speaks with Barbara Becker, Chair & Managing Partner of Gibson Dunn, about leading a global law firm in a rapidly evolving legal market.Barbara discusses her path from law student to firm leader, including her work in corporate transactions, building international offices, and guiding firm-wide strategy. She shares perspectives on:The importance of firm culture and a commitment to excellenceGrowing a global platform without losing organizational identityLeadership during periods of market and structural changeIdentifying emerging practice areas by following client needsThe future of legal training and the skills young lawyers needHow AI may reshape legal practice — and why lawyers should learn to use it thoughtfullyCareer advice centered on saying “yes,” staying adaptable, and finding ways to help others succeedThis conversation offers a candid look at law firm leadership, career development, and the mindset required to thrive in modern legal practice.  

In this special episode of Corporate Law Lab, we’re sharing Neil Taylor’s lecture from the 35th Corporate Law Center Symposium.Neil challenges a common assumption in ethics: that doing the right thing is primarily about individual character. Instead, he explores how situational forces—like group dynamics, time pressure, and organizational culture—often play a much larger role in shaping behavior.From whistleblowing and zero-tolerance policies to the real-world impact of compliance programs, this lecture offers a thoughtful, research-backed perspective on how ethical decisions are actually made in practice.

Carl Valenstein | Global Practice, Legal Judgment, and a Career Built to LastIn this episode of Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor, Director of the Corporate Law Center at the University of Cincinnati College of Law, speaks with Carl Valenstein, a partner at Morgan Lewis, about building a dynamic international legal career spanning more than 40 years.Carl discusses his path from an early interest in diplomacy and human rights to a global practice in transactions, compliance, and cross-border advisory work. He reflects on:Starting out in a hybrid regulatory and transactional practiceThe importance of broad experience early in a legal careerFirst-chair responsibility and hands-on learning for young lawyersHow international transactions require strategic, multi-jurisdictional thinkingThe role of integrity in client relationships and difficult professional decisionsWhy mentorship and professional development should be intentionalThe impact of AI on legal practice — opportunities, risks, and the continued importance of lawyer judgmentUsing legal skills for community impact through pro bono and impact investingCarl’s perspective highlights how adaptability, intellectual curiosity, and a commitment to ethical practice can sustain a long and meaningful career in law. 

Patrick Hayes | Compliance, Entrepreneurship, and Building a Legal Career That EvolvesIn this episode of Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor, Director of the Corporate Law Center at the University of Cincinnati College of Law, and student co-host Brett Blair speak with Patrick Hayes of Calfee about building a modern legal practice focused on securities compliance and entrepreneurial clients.Patrick shares his path from litigation to in-house work and back to private practice, where he now serves as a strategic legal partner to financial advisors and investment professionals launching and growing their own firms. He reflects on:Finding direction in law school without a fixed career planThe difference between being an advocate and a counselorThe value of early litigation experience — even for transactional and compliance lawyersMoving from in-house back to private practiceBuilding and leading a multidisciplinary team within a law firmHow compliance programs create value when they identify and address issues earlyBalancing legal risk, fiduciary duties, and business realitiesProfessional development, mentorship, and engaging with the UC Law alumni networkWork-life balance and investing time in work that “fills your cup”This conversation highlights how legal careers can evolve over time — and how curiosity, flexibility, and relationship-building can lead to a deeply rewarding practice.  

Louise Brock | Labor & Employment Law, In-House Practice, and Workplace CultureIn this episode of Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor, Director of the Corporate Law Center at the University of Cincinnati College of Law, speaks with Louise Brock about her career in labor and employment law and her transition from law firm practice to in-house legal leadership.Louise reflects on:Choosing labor & employment law and building a practice at a firmThe shift from outside counsel to in-house lawyerHow legal, HR, and leadership functions work together in companiesInvestigations, compliance, and managing workplace riskWhy communication, empathy, and leadership skills are essential for lawyersThe connection between culture, psychological safety, and complianceNavigating change in employment law and regulatory prioritiesCareer advice on finding the right fit, developing strengths, and staying adaptableThis conversation provides a practical look at the human side of legal work and the role lawyers play in shaping ethical, effective workplaces.  

Bridget McGraw | Leadership, Compliance, and Career Growth at GE AerospaceIn this episode of Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor speaks with Bridget McGraw, General Counsel, Technology & Operations at GE Aerospace and an alumna of the University of Cincinnati College of Law.Bridget discusses her professional path from litigation to in-house leadership, including her work in global compliance, international integration, and large-scale corporate transformation. She shares insights on:Building a career through mentorship and professional relationshipsMoving from law firm practice into corporate legal rolesLeading cross-cultural legal and compliance efforts overseasHelping guide GE through its separation into three public companiesSupporting engineering, supply chain, and intellectual property functionsThe evolving role of technology and AI in legal practiceCreating impact through pro bono service in the in-house legal communityThis conversation highlights the value of adaptability, long-term perspective, and relationship-building in today’s legal careers.

Charles Tatelbaum: Lessons from a 60-Year Legal CareerIn this episode of the Corporate Law Lab, Neil Taylor speaks with Charles Tatelbaum, one of the country’s most experienced and respected bankruptcy lawyers. Over nearly sixty years in practice, Tatelbaum has handled major Chapter 11 matters, advised corporate counsel navigating distressed situations, and contributed to the evolution of modern bankruptcy law.The conversation covers:How bankruptcy practice changed after the Bankruptcy Code was adoptedMajor cases that shaped his career, including representing high-profile individual Chapter 11 debtorsThe business judgment required to advise clients wisely in distressed situationsHow to evaluate when to push, when to negotiate, and when to walk awayThe realities of creditor-side and debtor-side workHis international legal work after the breakup of the Warsaw PactUnexpected parts of his career, including writing as a food critic, attending Clown College, and the football legend who became a longtime client and close friendAdvice for young lawyers entering a rapidly changing professionTatelbaum combines deep expertise, clear judgment, and decades of perspective—making this conversation valuable for students, practitioners, and anyone interested in the evolution of corporate and bankruptcy practice.

In this episode of Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor is joined by George Vincent, Secretary and General Counsel of Kroger, for a candid conversation about transitioning from decades in private practice to leading legal, ethics, and compliance inside one of the largest grocery retailers in the country.George reflects on what shifts when you move from advising many clients to serving just one, how culture shapes effective compliance at scale, and why legal leadership inside a business requires understanding operations, data, and people—not just the law. The discussion also explores managing subject-matter experts, navigating executive decision-making, and the evolving role of technology and AI in legal work.A thoughtful look at what it means to practice law when your client isn’t across the table—but all around you.

Join us in celebrating Jordan Bleznick, one of the most insightful and engaging guests we’ve ever featured on the Corporate Law Lab. With decades of experience advising on high-stakes corporate transactions, restructurings, and complex tax strategy, Jordan brings a rare combination of clarity, depth, and generosity to every conversation. In this special “best of” episode, Jordan shares standout moments from his remarkable career — including lessons learned, behind-the-scenes stories, and the practical wisdom that only comes from being one of the best in the field. Thank you, Jordan, for inspiring our students and listeners with your expertise, humor, and mentorship.

In this episode of the Corporate Law Lab, Neil Taylor sits down with Ed Doyle for an in-depth discussion about negotiation and the human skills that shape successful outcomes. Doyle reflects on his career path, the experiences that informed his approach, and the core principles he now teaches to emerging leaders and advocates.Topics include:Preparing for a negotiationUnderstanding interests vs. positionsEstablishing trust and credibilityEffective listening and reading the roomStrategic pacing, tone, and timingThe connection between negotiation and leadershipThis episode provides clear, experience-driven guidance for anyone looking to develop confidence and competence in negotiation.

In this episode, Corporate Law Center Director Neil Taylor sits down with Larry Church, founding partner of Church Langdon Lopp & Banet (CLLB), alongside Corporate Law Fellow Annabelle Fisher.Larry shares his journey from growing up in rural Ohio to building a thriving law firm, reflecting on early career decisions, the realities of big-firm life, and how he ultimately found his calling in mediation.This thoughtful conversation explores:Building a firm with no billable-hour requirementsCreating a collaborative culture rooted in community engagementThe transition from public defender to big firm to entrepreneurWhat makes an effective mediatorLessons in leadership, mentorship, and running a modern law practiceInsightful, candid, and full of the kind of practical wisdom only decades of experience can provide, this episode offers a rare look into how one lawyer built a firm with intention—and how he continues shaping the profession today.Listen now and learn why CLLB has become a standout presence in Southern Indiana’s legal landscape.

Host: Neil TaylorGuest: Laura Hinegardner, Senior Vice President & Assistant General Counsel, Great American Insurance GroupCo-Host: Maggie Hinegardner, Corporate Law Fellow, University of Cincinnati College of LawLaura Hinegardner joins Corporate Law Lab to discuss her evolution from litigation partner at Katz Teller to senior in-house counsel at Great American Insurance Group. She reflects on what drew her to insurance law, the lessons she learned managing complex litigation, and how leadership, mentorship, and curiosity keep her inspired after three decades in practice.From early career advice for law students to navigating work-life balance as a lawyer and parent, this episode captures the perspective of a leader who understands that success is built on integrity, adaptability, and the courage to take risks.

Host: Neil TaylorGuests: Kent Wellington & Lisa Diedrichs, Bricker GraydonCo-Host: Greta Propp, Corporate Law FellowIn this episode of Corporate Law Lab, Neil Taylor talks with Kent Wellington and Lisa Diedrichs about how leadership, authenticity, and community engagement sustain meaningful legal careers. The conversation explores their journeys from law school to firm leadership, how Bricker Graydon fosters a culture of accountability and service, and what lessons they share with the next generation of lawyers.From the value of humility in firm management to the importance of getting out of your comfort zone, this episode captures what it means to build a career—and a life—of purpose in the law.

Host Neil Taylor and co-host Christian Bugher welcomes Susan Bridgman, General Counsel of Karman Space & Defense, to the table for a candid conversation about evolution, strategy, and leadership in corporate law. Susan details her journey from studying Italian and corporate sales to mastering highly complex regulatory domains like the tax code and ITAR. She explains why curiosity and adaptability matter more than sticking to your plan, why going part-time as a “fractional GC” taught her more than traditional roles, and how she thinks about balancing in-house teams with outside counsel. Whether you’re preparing for your first legal job or guiding a legal department through growth and change, this episode delivers actionable takeaways you won’t want to miss.

In Part 2 of our interview, Jordan Bleznick — longtime tax counsel — opens up about structuring billion-dollar deals, the fine line between tax avoidance and evasion, and colorful moments like Herbalife, TWA, and Hertz. A candid look at the tax strategies and corporate battles that shaped modern activist investing.

Corporate Law Lab host Neil Taylor sits down with Jordan Bleznick, the outstanding tax lawyer whose almost forty-year professional relationship with renowned activist investor Carl Icahn included serving as Senior Vice President and Chief Tax Counsel for various Icahn entities from 2002 to 2023. Jordan shares stories from his Cincinnati upbringing, explains how he became Carl Icahn’s trusted advisor, and offers insights into structuring complex transactions.This conversation explores why Icahn—founder and controlling shareholder of Icahn Enterprises—is regarded as one of Wall Street’s most successful investors and a pioneer of activist investing. In the 1980s Icahn was often called a “corporate raider,” but Jordan explains Carl's unique and relentless approach to activist investing, which often resulted in his acquisition of controlling interests in companies. Carl viewed tax planning as an indispensable component of maximizing his after-tax investment return.  He gave Jordan unusual latitude to structure transactions to be more tax efficient (sometimes to the dismay of the CEO and other senior officers of the company).There’s so much to unpack that this episode has been split into multiple parts—this is Part 1. Tune in now and enjoy!

In Part 2 of our conversation with Joe Ankus—President of Ankus Consulting, Inc. and former Big Law attorney—we move from personal journey to professional insight. Joe lifts the curtain on the legal recruiting world, sharing candid stories, industry truths, and valuable advice for lawyers navigating the market.From understanding what makes a great recruiter to avoiding the pitfalls of "ghost posts" and vague job listings, Joe’s decades of experience offer a rare look behind the scenes. He explains why recruiting is more than just matchmaking—it’s about trust, honesty, and knowing when not to make a deal.Topics include:How great recruiters advocate for both clients and candidatesWhat lawyers need to know before working with a recruiterThe myths and realities of job postings and hiring practicesHis take on AI in the legal professionAnd one unforgettable story about a lawyer who… didn’t come back after lunchCorporate Law Lab is hosted by Neil Taylor and produced by Cincinnati Law.Missed Part 1? Go back and hear Joe's powerful personal story of leaving Big Law for a healthier, more fulfilling path.

In this powerful episode of Corporate Law Lab, Neil Taylor is joined by Joe Ankus, President of Ankus Consulting and a former Big Law attorney who walked away from traditional legal practice to build a new career—and a healthier life. Joe shares his deeply personal journey through anxiety, burnout, and transformation. This conversation dives into the importance of mental health, the reality of legal recruiting, and the value of putting your well-being first. This is Part 1 of a special two-part series. In this episode, we focus on Joe’s personal journey—what led him to step away from Big Law, how he navigated fear and burnout, and what he learned along the way. 📌 Stay tuned for Part 2, where we take a deeper dive into Joe’s work today, his approach to legal recruiting, and how he’s helping others find their path in the legal profession. Topics Include:Why Big Law wasn’t the dreamThe moment Joe knew he had to leaveHow fear and mental health crises are too often hidden in lawAdvice for lawyers and students on setting boundaries and protecting your peacePractical mental health resources for legal professionals Resources:988: https://988lifeline.org/?utm_campaign=Vibrant-988GamingQ225&utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Search&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22522709209&gbraid=0AAAAA93Lt9nDqI9-c9dMLAorUaRfv5XfF&gclid=CjwKCAjwx8nCBhAwEiwA_z__03rbjqtCy7bDMDMraC192p6pC5Ci5zHijDM_nmo_7g9BHtjZ2nWV9hoCs2kQAvD_BwENami: https://www.nami.org/about-nami/ Linktree: https://zurl.co/QeXeY

In this episode of Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor is joined by Dinsmore’s current Managing Partner Joshua Lorentz and former Managing Partner George Vincent for an in-depth look at law firm leadership across generations. From navigating the Great Recession to scaling the firm from a regional player to a coast-to-coast presence, Josh and George open up about what it takes to lead through both change and continuity.Topics include:The four pillars that shaped Dinsmore’s cultureManaging through the 2008 financial crisisLessons from firm growth and mergersBuilding and maintaining trust across a national firmThe evolving role of AI and the billable hourA must-listen for anyone interested in the business of law, leadership succession, and the future of legal practice.

In this episode of the Corporate Law Lab, Neil Taylor sits down with Kenneth Van Winkle, Vice Chair at Womble Bond Dickinson and longtime managing partner of Lewis Roca, to explore the evolution of leadership in law firms. From his early career in Phoenix during the real estate boom to leading law firm mergers and expanding firm culture across markets, Ken shares his insights on building a sustainable firm, navigating economic downturns, and mentoring the next generation of lawyers.The conversation also delves into the challenges of maintaining a personal leadership style in today’s professional environment and the potential impact of AI on legal practice.Note: Due to a technical issue during recording, the audio quality for our guest is different from our usual episodes. Thanks for bearing with us—it’s worth the listen.

In this episode of Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor sits down with Jody Brant, President and CEO of Katz Teller, to explore what it means to lead with purpose in the modern legal industry. Jody shares insights on building a culture that values transparency, mentorship, and collaboration, how AI is changing the billable hour, and why trusting your team matters more than micromanaging metrics.

This episode of The Corporate Law Lab turns the tables: Dean Haider Ala Hamoudi interviews Neil Taylor, Director of the Corporate Law Center and the usual host of the podcast.In a wide-ranging and thoughtful conversation, Neil reflects on his trajectory from litigator to international in-house counsel —and ultimately, academic leader. Along the way, he shares insights into managing legal complexity across cultures, leading high-stakes negotiations, and the real-world lessons that continue to shape his approach to legal education.It’s a rare opportunity to hear from two legal minds exploring the evolving relationship between corporate law practice and academia.

David Willbrand didn’t set out to become a startup lawyer — he climbed smokestacks for the Ohio EPA before landing in law school “by default.” Today, he’s the Chief Legal Officer of Pacaso and a nationally recognized leader in venture and startup law. In this episode of Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor (Director of the Corporate Law Center at UC Law) talks with David about what separates lawyers who “get it” in startup land from those who don’t, why earnouts usually end in litigation, and how founders distort reality — and why that’s not always a bad thing. This episode is full of real talk for law students, young lawyers, and anyone wondering what it takes to thrive at the legal edge of innovation.

In this episode of Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor, Director of the Corporate Law Center at the University of Cincinnati College of Law, sits down with Joe Pitstick, Director of Compliance & Business Integrity at Porsche Financial Services. Joe walks us through his unconventional path — from a tire engineer’s son and solo practitioner to in-house leadership at BMW and Porsche.Tune in as Joe discusses what law school didn’t teach him, how he learned to lead, and why being comfortable with discomfort is the key to professional growth. Whether you’re a student, litigator, or corporate counsel, this one’s full of insight you won’t want to miss.

Can you do good while working in big law? Petra shares how she reframed her perspective on impact, influence, and making a difference in the corporate world. Tune in to hear her journey from aspiring public defender to commercial litigation attorney.

In this special episode of Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor sits down with Gary Garfield, former CEO and General Counsel of Bridgestone Americas, to explore the fundamentals of leadership. From navigating corporate crises to developing a strong company culture, Gary shares invaluable insights on resilience, emotional intelligence, and what makes a great leader.This episode is a preview of Empowering Lawyers to Lead, an interactive leadership workshop happening on April 11th at the University of Cincinnati College of Law. Whether you're a lawyer or a business professional, this conversation will provide actionable strategies to elevate your leadership skills.Register for the event: https://zurl.co/ex6nw

In this episode of Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor sits down with Associate Professor Kate Jackson to discuss her unconventional path from West Point to corporate law, the evolution of fiduciary duties, and how business law intersects with power and governance. Tune in for a deep dive into corporate law, policy shifts, and the personal choices that shape legal careers.

How do you build a successful in-house legal career? Stephen Ewald, General Counsel, CCO, and Corporate Secretary at Medpace, Inc., joins Neil Taylor on Corporate Law Lab to share his journey from contract review to leading a legal team.  In this episode, they discuss:1. How taking an unexpected opportunity can shape your career2. The challenges of starting in-house straight out of law school3. The importance of risk management and understanding contract details4. Lessons learned from working in private practice vs. corporate legalDon’t miss the 34th Annual Corporate Law Center Symposium onMarch 7, 2025, featuring top academics, corporate counsel, and practitioners discussing the evolving landscape ofadministrative law and its impact on business.🔗Register here:⁠https://www.alumni.uc.edu/get-involved/college-networks/law/corporate-law.html

Ever wonder what it’s like to win a high-stakes corporate lawsuit—only to have your client say,“Thank you so much, and I hope I never see you again”?In this episode of theCorporate Law Lab Podcast, hostNeil Taylor, Director of the Corporate Law Center at theUniversity of Cincinnati College of Law, sits down with an industry-leading litigator Beth Naylor to discuss the evolving world of corporate law. From the pressures of high-profile trials to the growing importance of preventative legal strategies, this episode is packed with insights for attorneys, business leaders, and law students alike.Don’t miss the 34th Annual Corporate Law Center Symposium onMarch 7, 2025, featuring top academics, corporate counsel, and practitioners discussing the evolving landscape ofadministrative law and its impact on business.🔗Register here:https://www.alumni.uc.edu/get-involved/college-networks/law/corporate-law.html

In this episode of The Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor speaks with Raul Tellez, General Counsel at Luminex HDF, about his journey from litigator to in-house counsel, the importance of communication in law, and the evolving role of corporate attorneys. Also, don’t miss the 34th Annual Corporate Law Center Symposium on March 7, 2025, featuring top academics, corporate counsel, and practitioners discussing the changing landscape of administrative law and its impact on business. 🔗 Register here: https://www.alumni.uc.edu/get-involved/college-networks/law/corporate-law.html 

In this episode of Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor, Director of the Corporate Law Center at the University of Cincinnati College of Law, sits down with Kasey Ingram, a UC Law graduate, former Corporate Law Fellow, and nuclear submarine veteran. Kasey shares how his unique background shaped his legal career, his insights into navigating opportunities as a young lawyer, and practical strategies for building global compliance programs. This episode offers a rich exploration of Kasey’s fascinating journey and invaluable advice for law students and legal professionals. Corporate Law Symposium- https://www.alumni.uc.edu/get-involved/college-networks/law/corporate-law.html

Join Neil Taylor, Director of the Cincinnati College of Law Corporate Law Center, as he speaks with George A. Ssamula, a seasoned legal professional navigating cross-border corporate law from Kampala, Uganda to Europe and back. Discover insights on international finance, M&A, and the complexities of balancing global and local legal systems in high-stakes transactions.

Join host Neil Taylor as he sits down with Andrew, the leader of the International Arbitration practice for Asia/Pacific and the Middle East for global law firm Linklaters, to explore his fascinating journey from Australia to the heart of global legal hubs in London and Singapore. Discover Andrew’s insights on navigating high-stakes cross-border disputes, the importance of collaboration between in-house and external counsel, and the role of AI and developing technology in modern legal practices. This episode provides a behind the scenes look into the complexities of investment arbitration and corporate dispute resolution worldwide. Tune in to learn how seasoned legal professionals approach challenges in doing business and managing disputes internationally!

In the second episode talking to litigators Neil interviews Scott Kane, a partner at Squire Patton Boggs and co-chair of the firm’s global litigation practice. With over 25 years in the field, Scott brings deep insights into the evolving role of litigators as problem solvers and strategists, balancing corporate goals with pragmatic advice.   In this episode, Scott delves into his path to becoming a litigator, from early ambitions and unique experiences like his time in the military to his professional journey in Cincinnati. He shares stories of career-defining moments and candid reflections on managing relationships between corporate and outside counsel, emphasizing trust, open communication, and the importance of realistic litigation goals. Listeners will gain valuable perspectives on navigating complex client relationships, staying adaptable in changing legal landscapes, and finding their own voice and approach in the profession.   Tune in to hear Scott’s advice for young lawyers and discover how he has built a successful career by combining legal acumen with a commitment to teamwork and client service.

For the first three guests on Corporate Law Lab, we talked with senior in-house lawyers.  For the next three episodes, we'll be talking with litigators with three very different areas of specialization.  First up is Jordan Green, of counsel at the Phoenix office of Perkins Coie.  Jordan focuses his practice on white-collar criminal defense, corporate compliance, internal investigations, and commercial litigation.  He has worked extensively with corporate counsel to develop compliance plans for public and private companies and is a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and the International Academy of Trial Lawyers.

Corporate Law Lab: A Conversation with Nadia Petrolito, Global General Counsel at L'Oréal In this episode of the Corporate Law Lab, host Neil Taylor sits down with Nadia Petrolito, the current Global General Counsel for L'Oréal Dermatological Beauty, to dive into her impressive 25-year career. With nearly two decades of experience in fast-moving consumer goods, Nadia has built a reputation as a practical, creative, and innovative in-house lawyer and decision-maker. Named one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women in 2017, Nadia shares her insights on navigating the legal landscape of a global brand, leading through crisis, and uncovering opportunities that drive both growth and cost-efficiency. Listeners will hear firsthand about her leadership philosophy, her approach to corporate social responsibility and ethics, and how she manages to inspire trust and collaboration across all levels of a rapidly evolving corporate environment.

Managing Labor & Employment Matters In-House with Darryl Kates.  In this episode of Corporate Law Lab, Neil Taylor sits down with Darry Kates, Executive Labor and Employment Counsel at GE Aerospace until his recent retirement. Darryl's eight years in private practice combined with his 25 years at a large multinational manufacturer give him a distinctive perspective on the roles of in-house and outside counsel in labor and employment matters from both sides of the relationship.  Darryl's views on demonstrating added value to the business, collaborating with the Human Resources team, selecting and managing outside counsel, and working on matters across the globe combine for a thought-provoking and entertaining discussion.  Whether you're an HR professional, business leader, or law enthusiast, this episode offers deep insights into navigating the complexities of labor and employment issues.

In the second episode of the Corporate Law Lab podcast, hosted by Neil Taylor, Director of the Cincinnati College of Law Corporate Law Center, we sit down with experienced General Counsel and corporate law expert Adeola Adebonojo. Adeola brings a wealth of knowledge from her extensive career as counsel in telecommunications, fintech and business consulting firms. Tune in as she shares valuable insights on navigating the complexities of leadership in corporate law and her journey in shaping successful business strategies.  Whether you're a law student, practicing attorney, or corporate professional, this episode is packed with key takeaways!  Listen now and elevate your understanding of the corporate legal landscape!  

This episode serves as an introduction to the Corporate Law Lab podcast, outlining what to expect and providing an opportunity to get to know Neil Taylor, the Director of the Corporate Law Center.