Law Talks

Navigating Pupillage and Tenancy: Insights from Charlie Coverman at Monckton ChambersJoin me on this episode of Law Talks as we sit down with Charlie Coverman, a new tenant at Monckton Chambers. Charlie shares his journey from obtaining a degree in History and Politics to pursuing a legal career and securing his pupillage. He delves into the rigorous pupillage application process, his motivations for choosing Monckton Chambers, and his experiences throughout the pupillage. The discussion also covers the transition from pupil to tenant, the breadth of competition law practice, and valuable advice for aspiring barristers. Tune in for an informative and candid conversation about the challenges and rewards of starting a legal career at the bar.00:00 Introduction and Career Overview00:41 Deciding to Become a Barrister01:58 Applying for Pupillage03:17 Choosing Monckton Chambers04:41 Pupillage Experience at Monckton Chambers06:36 Starting Pupillage: Challenges and Advice09:33 Transition from Pupil to Tenant15:51 Practicing Competition Law22:44 Building a Broad Practice25:56 Final Reflections and AdviceThis episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Enjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners.Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us for an insightful episode of Law Talks featuring Charlotte McLean, who shares her journey from studying classics to becoming a tenant at Monckton Chambers. Charlotte discusses her diverse career experiences, ranging from journalism to working in the charitable sector, and how these influenced her decision to pursue law. She provides valuable advice on applying through the Pupillage Gateway, preparing for interviews, and gaining both written and oral advocacy experience. Charlotte also emphasises the importance of pursuing a job you enjoy and not putting your life on hold while applying for pupillage.00:00 Introduction and Career Overview02:18 Current Practice Areas03:35 Transition from Solicitor to Barrister07:37 Applying Through the Pupillage Gateway15:23 Advocacy Experience and Tips19:04 Pupillage Interviews: Preparation and Experience23:24 Accepting Pupillage and Initial Adjustments29:18 Final Advice for Aspiring BarristersThis episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Enjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners. Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us for an illuminating episode of Law Talks featuring Gary Steel, a solicitor specializing in housing and discrimination litigation at Derbyshire Law Centre. Gary shares his unconventional journey into the legal profession, detailing how he transitioned from an initial interest sparked by a university lecture to becoming a passionate advocate for social welfare law. He discusses the unique challenges he faced along the way, including overcoming bullying and the impact of the cost of living crisis on his clients. Gary offers valuable insights into the realities of working in legal aid, emphasising the need for better remuneration and urging aspiring lawyers to gain diverse work experiences. This episode is a candid exploration of the demands and rewards of a career in housing law, filled with practical advice for those interested in this impactful field.00:00 Introduction and Career Beginnings01:30 Discovering a Passion for Housing and Discrimination Law03:11 Navigating Education and the Open University05:50 Applying for the Diversity Access Scheme12:01 Overcoming Challenges and Bullying in the Legal Profession15:58 A Day in the Life of a Housing Solicitor24:15 The Impact of Cost of Living on Housing Law28:41 Reflections and Advice for Aspiring LawyersThis episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Enjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners.Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us for an insightful episode of Law Talks featuring Chloe Marie Bloor, a paralegal who shares her unconventional journey into the legal profession. Chloe discusses her start at the Open University, her volunteer work at a law centre, and her transition into a paralegal role in homelessness prevention. She provides invaluable advice for aspiring paralegals, emphasizing the importance of work experience, volunteering, and persistence in job applications. Chloe also offers a detailed look at the day-to-day tasks of a paralegal and the challenges and rewards of working in social welfare law. This episode is a must-listen for anyone considering a career as a paralegal.00:00 Introduction and Guest's Unconventional Legal Journey01:49 Volunteering at the Law Center02:54 Pathway to Becoming a Paralegal03:47 Work Experience and Volunteering Opportunities06:34 Role and Responsibilities of a Paralegal09:34 Challenges and Advice for Aspiring Paralegals12:32 Applying for Paralegal Positions22:40 Interest in Social Welfare Law and Legal Aid30:03 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsThis episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Enjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions or visit our website. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners. Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Empowering Aspiring Lawyers with Daria LevinaJoin us for an engaging episode featuring Daria Levina, an international arbitration lawyer and academic based in Berlin. Daria provides guidance and support to aspiring lawyers, assisting them in building their careers through educational opportunities. Daria has been featured on platforms such as The Student Lawyer and Legally Speaking podcasts, as well as the Forbes Education and LLM-Guide. In this episode, Daria offers valuable guidance and support to aspiring lawyers, sharing her insights into building a successful legal career through educational opportunities and personal development. This episode provides an in-depth look at how aspiring lawyers can navigate their career paths with the right resources and mentorship.00:00 Introduction and Career Journey 03:20 Educational Opportunities for Aspiring Lawyers 07:45 Importance of Mentorship in Legal Careers 12:10 Overcoming Challenges in the Legal Field 18:30 Building a Professional Network 23:55 Tips for Maintaining Work-Life BalanceRead Daria's productivity guide that is mentioned in this episode. Visit Daria’s website for further personal insights and practice guidance on applying for legal education opportunities. Enjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions or visit our website. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners. Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Navigating the Inns of Court Bar Course Scholarships: Ellie Stubley's JourneyJoin us for this episode of Law Talks as Ellie Stubley, co-founder of the podcast, delves into her personal experience of applying for the Inns of Court Bar Course Scholarship. Ellie details the application process, including selecting an Inn, preparing her written application, and acing the interview. She shares practical advice on managing timelines, the importance of authentic and thorough applications, and the critical role of interview practice. Listen in for invaluable tips and insights that may help aspiring barristers looking to secure a Bar Course Scholarship.00:00 Introduction and Overview of Bar Course Scholarships01:32 Ellie's Personal Experience with Bar Course Scholarships01:57 Choosing the Right Inn of Court08:36 Application Process Insights16:02 Interview Preparation and Experience28:05 Final Advice and Encouragement32:17 Conclusion and FarewellEnjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions or visit our website. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners. Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mental Health and Law: An Inside Look at Holly Miéville-Hawkins' Career in Law and TherapyIn this episode, we feature an engaging conversation with Holly Miéville-Hawkins, who shares insights from her legal career and her work as a therapist. Holly discusses her journey in law, the challenges she faced, and how she integrates her legal expertise with her practice in therapy. This episode provides a unique perspective on the intersection of law and mental health, highlighting the synergies between managing legal cases and supporting clients' emotional well-being. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of how a legal background can enhance therapeutic practices and vice versa.00:00 Introduction to Holly Miéville-Hawkins05:10 Challenges in the Legal Profession 12:45 Transition to Therapy and Its Integration with Law 18:30 Case Studies Highlighting Dual Practice 24:00 Advice for Aspiring Legal and Therapy Professionals 30:00 Concluding Thoughts and Future DirectionsW: www.esse-therapy.co.uk I: @essetherapyukEnjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions or visit our website. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners. Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Environmental Law, Podcasting, and Legal Careers: An Interview with Craig WilliamsJoin us for an insightful episode of Law Talks featuring Craig Williams, an experienced attorney and founder of Williams Law Corporation. In this interview, Craig shares his journey from starting his legal career in environmental law in Iowa to founding his own law firm in California. He discusses the challenges and nuances of running a law firm, from administrative work to client acquisition, and the evolution of his practice areas. Craig also delves into his passion for writing, podcasting, and teaching, highlighting how these endeavours have shaped his professional development. Noteworthy podcast episodes, significant legal cases, and advice for aspiring lawyers are discussed, making this episode a comprehensive exploration of a dynamic legal career.00:00 Introduction and Early Legal Career01:33 Founding the Williams Law Corporation03:20 Practice Areas and Memorable Cases05:48 A Day in the Life of a Lawyer07:31 The Evolution of Legal Practice08:51 The Lawyer to Lawyer Podcast19:26 In Dispute: 10 Famous Trials that Changed History26:17 Skills for Aspiring Lawyers32:37 Final Thoughts and RecommendationsRead Craig Williams' books or listen to his podcasts using the links provided below:B: www.HowToGetSued.com B: www.TheSled.online B: www.10famoustrials.com P: In DisputeP: Lawyer2LawyerEnjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions or visit our website. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners. Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Navigating Medical Malpractice: Expert Insights with Dr. Stephen M. CohenIn this episode of Law Talks, Dr. Stephen M. Cohen, a board-certified general and colorectal surgeon, shares his journey and extensive experience as a medical-legal expert. Dr. Cohen discusses his dual roles in patient care and legal case reviews, emphasising the importance of clear communication and continuous learning. He delves into the intricacies of reviewing medical malpractice cases, highlighting common issues in colorectal and anorectal surgeries, as well as the complexities of handling cases in emergency scenarios. The conversation also touches on the impact of local and national standards of care in medical practice and the potential implications of euthanasia legislation on medical malpractice claims. Through personal anecdotes and professional insights, Dr. Cohen provides a comprehensive overview of the medical-legal landscape.00:00 Introduction and Background00:38 Becoming a Medical-Legal Expert01:11 Explaining Medical Cases to Juries01:53 Balancing Plaintiff and Defense Work05:28 Common Medical Malpractice Cases11:55 Colonoscopy Complications16:28 Medical Malpractice Statistics22:49 Challenges of Being an Expert Witness31:03 Tragic Case of Medical Negligence31:48 Deposition and Legal Blame Game34:11 Understanding Standard of Care in the US40:02 Emergency Room Decision-Making48:44 Settling Medical Malpractice Cases51:13 Impact of Assisted Dying Legislation54:42 Concluding Thoughts on Medical EthicsThis episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Enjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions or visit our website. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners. Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Campaigning for Better Paternity Leave with Alex Lloyd Hunter: The Dad ShiftJoin this episode of Law Talks with Alex Lloyd Hunter from the Dad Shift, a group advocating for improved statutory paternity leave in the UK. Alex discusses the group's objectives in light of the UK's current position as the worst in Europe for paternity leave. Alex highlights the importance of better paternity leave for families and society, citing personal experiences and survey data. He also explores the impact of political changes on their campaign and the importance of gender equality in parental leave. Tune in to learn how you can support this initiative and bring about meaningful change.00:00 Introduction to Law Talks with Alex Lloyd Hunter00:36 Sponsor Message: Law Pods01:03 Meet Alex Lloyd Hunter and The Dad Shift01:30 The State of Paternity Leave in the UK02:25 The Formation and Goals of The Dad Shift03:40 Personal Stories and Motivations06:03 Challenges and Barriers to Paternity Leave08:46 Comparing Global Paternity Leave Policies16:36 Political Climate and Campaign Impact20:05 Innovative Campaigns and Public Perception27:50 How to Get Involved with The Dad Shift28:50 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsThis episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Enjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions or visit our website. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners. Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us for an enlightening episode of Law Talks featuring Caleb Adebayo, who, at the time of the interview, was an associate at A&O Shearman. Caleb is currently an Associate in Structured Finance at Linklaters. Caleb shares his captivating journey from aspiring to be an aeronautic engineer, influenced by his Nigerian upbringing, to discovering his true calling in law during a spiritual retreat in high school. He outlines his legal education and career path from Nigeria to New York, detailing his transition from litigation to transaction law with a focus on energy and environmental law. Caleb also discusses his founding of EarthPlus, a non-profit aimed at addressing environmental issues, and offers valuable advice for aspiring lawyers on cultivating intellectual curiosity, overcoming fear of failure, and taking charge of their careers. This episode is a comprehensive exploration of Caleb's career, passion for environmental sustainability, and insightful guidance for future legal professionals.00:00 Introduction and Early Interest in Law02:39 Pursuing a Legal Career in Nigeria04:01 Transition to Energy and Environmental Law04:28 Advanced Studies and Career in the US09:14 Daily Work and Responsibilities15:19 Key Attributes for Success in Law22:12 Founding Earth Plus30:21 Final Advice for Aspiring LawyersThis episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Enjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions or visit our website. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners. Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Navigating International Human Rights and Gender Equality with Dr. Meghan CampbellJoin us for an insightful episode of Law Talks featuring Dr. Meghan Campbell, a prominent academic in international human rights law. Meghan shares her journey from Winnipeg, Manitoba, to becoming a reader at the University of Birmingham. We delve into her influential research on gender-based poverty, exploring the multifaceted contributors and the role of law in combating this inequalityThis episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Enjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions or visit our website. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners. Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us on Law Talks as Ellie interviews Dominika, Ming Zee, and Riley, young legal professionals who share their diverse journeys into the legal profession, their passion for environmental law, and their involvement with 'Legal Voices for the Future.' They discuss the importance of their community, the innovative knowledge sessions they host, and how their unique experiences and insights contribute to addressing pressing climate issues within the legal framework.This episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Enjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions or visit our website. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners. Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Navigating the Path to Becoming a Barrister: An Insider’s PerspectiveIn this episode of Law Talks, Ellie interviews Bertie, a recent law graduate currently on the Bar Vocation Studies course at City University before starting pupillage next year. The interview delves into Bertie’s experiences and reflections on the bar course, transitioning from undergraduate studies, the structure and content of the bar course, and the application process for pupillage. This episode explores the necessary skills, challenges, and preparation to secure pupillage, providing valuable insights into making successful applications, tackling interviews, and sustaining morale throughout the rigorous process.This episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Enjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions or visit our website. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners. Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Ellie for this episode of Law Talks with current Bar student Gemma Creamer. Gemma is Chief Operations Officer of Lawyers Who Care, which fosters care-experienced talent in legal careers through a variety of different initiatives. Gemma discusses the importance of paid-work experience and mentoring that is facilitated by Lawyers Who Care. The following firms and chambers are mentor organisations of Lawyers Who Care: Dawson Cornwell, Wilson Solicitors LLP, Oliver Conway, 3VB, Blackstone Chambers, Garden Court Chambers, East Anglian Chambers, Spire Barristers, GT Stewart and One Crown Office Row.This episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Enjoying Law Talks? Sign up for our Linked In Newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and TikTok to receive all our latest news.Want to read the episode transcription? Sign up to receive our monthly episode transcriptions or visit our website. Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experiences with our listeners. Contact us.  Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Ellie for this episode of Law Talks with guest Jon Groth to discuss personal injury law. Jon is owner of the Groth Law Firm, and is an active Attorney in the legal community, teaching other attorneys about the intricacies of personal injury law.Link to transcription.This episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experience with our listeners. Get in touch here. Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What is SEO? How can it benefit Law firms? Join me for this Law Talks episode with Travis Bliffen, who is CEO of Stellar SEO and leads an award-winning digital marketing agency. In this role, Travis works with law firms to ensure search engine optimisation, to provide them with greater publicity for clients. Travis explains the benefits that Stellar CEO can provide to law firms and what is required to be a successful SEO expert. View the transcription.Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experience with our listeners. Get in touch here. Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo.This episode was edited by Ammarah Ahmed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Ellie for this Law Talks episode with Katie Davies. Katie is a Trainee Solicitor at Clifford Chance, who recently passed the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE). She discusses her experience of the SQE, the challenges she faced and tips on how to prepare for the new exams.  Resources:Katie's LinkedInThe University of Law's SQE manualsReviseSQE revision guidesLink to transcription.This episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experience with our listeners. Get in touch here. Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What is the Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) graduate program at Oxford? How and when should you apply?Join me for this episode with Elena Meier who has just finished studying the BCL at the University of Oxford. The BCL is described by Oxford as a world-renowned taught graduate course in law, designed to serve outstanding law students from common law backgrounds. It is a popular route for aspiring barristers and those who already have a career in law.Elena discusses her experience of studying the course while living in Oxford, detailing the enjoyable and challenging parts of the 9-month course. Listen to the episode to determine if the BCL is right for you. Read the episode transcription. This episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experience with our listeners. Get in touch here. Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How is the law and podcasting industry linked? How can these different sectors benefit one another?Join me for this episode with Robert Ingalls, CEO of the podcast LawPods. Robert transitioned from working as an attorney, to running and hosting the hugely successful LawPods, a marketing podcast that services some of the biggest brands in law.Robert discusses how he realised his want for a career change and how he successfully transitioned from a career as an attorney to legal marketing, prior to the boom of the podcasting industry. This episode is sponsored by LawPods, a podcast marketing agency that services some of the biggest brands in law.Want to feature on Law Talks? We're always happy to hear from legal professionals keen to share their insights and experience with our listeners. Get in touch here. Our intro music is adapted from 'Sprightly' by GarageBand Apple Loop and 'Sprightly Remix' by Adamo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.