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Ahead of the Curve: Influencing Legislation in a Dynamic Political Landscape
Ahead of the Curve: Influencing Legislation in a Dynamic Political Landscape

Episode 90

Jeremy Pisca is a state lobbyist working out of a law firm in a rural state capital. He discusses the personal and professional angles of relationshi…

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Capital Markets: Practicing U.S. Law in London
Capital Markets: Practicing U.S. Law in London

Episode 89

Andrea Tompkins is a capital markets partner at a global law firm based in London. She started her career at a Magic Circle firm (she'll explain that…

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From Lab to Law: Protecting and Commercializing Research
From Lab to Law: Protecting and Commercializing Research

Episode 88

Jenifer Slinskey manages the University of Pittsburgh's patent portfolio, a role that bridges the gap between academic research and industry commerci…

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DC Lobbying: The Realities Behind the Headlines
DC Lobbying: The Realities Behind the Headlines

Episode 87

Ludmilla Kasulke, a seasoned lawyer-lobbyist based in Washington, D.C., amplifies the voices of her clients. Her world is one of competing interests,…

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The Appeal of Appellate Law: Oral Advocacy, Puzzles, and Knowing When to Quit
The Appeal of Appellate Law: Oral Advocacy, Puzzles, and Knowing When to Quit

Episode 86

Many people enter law school or practice with one ambition, only to find it's not quite what they envisioned. For Raffi Melkonian, his initial fascin…

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From Youthful Missteps to Elderly Client Service: Building an Unexpected Practice
From Youthful Missteps to Elderly Client Service: Building an Unexpected Practice

Episode 85

Sometimes it's a tough transition to law school - so tough you fail out. But what comes next depends on a willingness to reflect and seek support. In…

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Legal Engineering: Automating Privacy Policies Across States and Nations
Legal Engineering: Automating Privacy Policies Across States and Nations

Episode 84

As a legal engineer at a legal technology company, Donata Stroink-Skillrud uses her knowledge and skills as a lawyer to scale privacy policies -- an …

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Navigating the Waters of Economic Growth in Indian Country
Navigating the Waters of Economic Growth in Indian Country

Episode 83

Veronique Richardson, a partner specializing in water rights and economic development at a small firm, serves tribal entities and tribal members excl…

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Holistic Community Care: Legal Services for Low-Income, HIV/AIDS-Affected Individuals
Holistic Community Care: Legal Services for Low-Income, HIV/AIDS-Affected Individuals

Episode 82

JR Thomas, a client attorney at a community services nonprofit, Birmingham AIDS Outreach (BAO), that provides multifaceted services to individuals li…

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From Disillusioned to Dedication: Balancing Empathy, Reality, and the Law in Divorce Litigation
From Disillusioned to Dedication: Balancing Empathy, Reality, and the Law in Divorce Litigation

Episode 81

Jenn Russoniello is a family lawyer who started as a social worker disappointed in the system. Jenn highlights the emotional and practical challenges…

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