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Kathryn Rubino chats with Rebecca Haw Allensworth, a Vanderbilt Law School professor and author of “The Licensing Racket”. Discover the untold stories behind professional licensing, the unexpected impact on various careers, and why these regulations might not always serve the public. Rebecca’s firsthand research brings intriguing insights into how licensing affects professions from barbers to doctors and potential reforms. Don’t miss this chance to rethink the system that shapes many of our careers!.
Highlights
- English vs. Law: Career advice.
- Antitrust: Economical dominance.
- Licensing paper: Supreme Court citation.
- Licensing board meetings investigation.
- Self-regulation across professions.
- Over-regulation: Haircuts vs. law degrees.
- Professional licenses as American Dream.
- Legal profession self-dealing.
- Cross-disciplinary board potential.
- Federalism complicates licensing reform.
- Hope for future board reforms.
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09/17/24 • 26 min
In this episode, Kathryn chats with Lori Duff, author of the upcoming book, “Devil’s Defense.” Lori shares candid insights about her accidental journey into law, her love for trial work, and the striking realism that underpins her novel. Discover her struggles balancing a legal career with writing, the hilarious challenges of introducing technology to courts during COVID, and her advice for lawyers with creative passions. This episode offers a compelling portrait of a small-town lawyer’s life and the passion driving her literary journey.
Highlights
- Lori’s decision to go to law school.
- The connection between performance and trial work.
- Building a practice in a small town.
- Incorporating small-town southern life in “Devil’s Defense.”
- Realistic portrayal of legal practice in the book.
- Impact of politician’s confirmation hearing on Lori’s writing.
- Developing the “Fisher At Law” series.
- Balancing writing with legal practice.
- Impact of COVID on legal practice and Lori’s role in the state-level response.
- Frustrations with technology adoption in the legal field.
- Technology’s lasting implications in law post-COVID.
- Navigating from conception to publication as an author.
- Importance of finding time for personal passions.
Episode Resources
- https://www.loriduffwrites.com/
- https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Devils-Defense/Lori-B-Duff/9781647427368
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08/13/24 • 23 min
Kathryn Rubino welcomes Kelly Hyman, founder of the Hyman Law Firm and host of “Once Upon a Crime in Hollywood”. Journey through Kelly’s shift from a childhood acting career to making a significant impact in the legal world, advocating for victims of human trafficking and navigating the complexities of starting her own law firm. Kelly shares her passion for true crime and how her podcast, focusing on Hollywood-related cases with female victims, aims to make a difference. An inspiring listen for anyone interested in law, justice, and compelling storytelling!
Highlights
- The impact of a 65-year-old law school peer.
- Supported into acting career by family friend Charlton Heston.
- Founding her own firm: balancing passion and practicality.
- Human trafficking and mass torts: main practice areas.
- Podcasting inspired by appearance on Nancy Grace’s show.
- True crime podcast motivated by fascination with mysteries.
- Focus on cases affecting women in the entertainment industry.
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Kathryn Rubino chats with Elizabeth Kelley, a dedicated criminal defense attorney fighting for justice for individuals with mental disabilities. Kelley shares her journey from literature student to a passionate advocate in a field needing reform. Her insights into mental health law and her hands-on approach to client representation are inspiring and thought-provoking. Tune in to discover why compassion and understanding are vital in the legal world, and how her work hopes to shape a more inclusive justice system.
Highlights
- Balancing humanities and law.
- Outrage about mental disabilities.
- Finding fulfillment in criminal defense.
- Starting a law firm.
- Lessons from opening a practice.
- Importance of wellness and coaching.
- Mental wellness in law school.
- Writing practical guides for lawyers.
- Value of independent forensic evaluations.
- A powerful courtroom experience.
- The role of problem-solving courts.
- Advice for pursuing justice for mental disabilities.
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Links and Resources
- https://www.elizabethkelleylaw.com/
- https://www.elizabethkelleylaw.com/books/
- https://www.elizabethkelleylaw.com/podcast/
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabeth-kelley-14110430/
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10/22/24 • 28 min
In this episode, host Kathryn Rubino interviews Dale Margolin Cecka, Albany Law School professor and director of family violence litigation. Discover her journey in law, challenges in child advocacy, and insights on family law education. Gain a deeper understanding of domestic violence legislation, its impact on survivors, and potential legal reforms. A must-listen for anyone interested in law, justice, and societal change!
Highlights
- Why law school: a journey to child advocacy.
- Transition from child advocacy to family law.
- Challenges with systems in child advocacy.
- Discovering a passion for family law.
- Law school clinics: bridging practice and theory.
- Role of clinics in true legal education.
- Traits that align with family law practice.
- Violence Against Women Act's impact and shortcomings.
- Critical issues with protective orders enforcement.
- Need for public education on domestic abuse.
- Future of domestic violence law reform.
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Links and Resources
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/dale-margolin-cecka-202255165/
- https://www.salon.com/2024/08/21/it-ends-with-us-domestic-violence-lawyer/
- https://www.commondreams.org/opinion/domestic-violence-rebecca-cheptegei
- https://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/pdf/IPV-Prevention-Resource_508.pdf#:~:text=Data%20from%20the%20National%20Intimate%20Partner%20and%20Sexual,etc.%29%20from%20an%20intimate%20partner%20in%20their%20lifetime
- https://www.ojp.gov/ncjrs/virtual-library/abstracts/child-custody-evaluators-beliefs-about-domestic-abuse-allegations
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Join Kathryn Rubino as she chats with Harvard Law grad and Juris Education admissions counselor Calandra Almond. Discover how to navigate law school admissions, balance career goals, and set realistic expectations. Almond’s personal journey offers invaluable insights—don’t miss out!
Highlights
- Personal law school journey.
- Considering what you want your life to look like.
- Admissions counseling and career mistakes.
- Making realistic decisions about law school.
- The importance of the LSAT.
- Diversity in law school admissions and potential impacts.
- Be true to yourself and what you want out of life.
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Links and Resources https://lc.cx/GMIpZj https://www.linkedin.com/in/calandra-almond
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08/27/24 • 25 min
Join host Kathryn Rubino who chats with Rachel Elkin, Pro Bono Counsel at Haynes Boone. Discover Rachel’s journey from a family of lawyers to championing public interest work and navigating her unexpected transition into Big Law. Gain insights on the rewarding and challenging aspects of pro bono work and how it shapes careers and communities. A must-listen for legal enthusiasts and those inspired by impactful lawyering.
Highlights
- Why Rachel Elkin went to law school.
- First exposure to public interest law.
- Importance of law school clinics.
- Key mentorship in law school.
- How Rachel secured her first nonprofit job.
- Transitioning from nonprofit to big law.
- Role and importance of a pro bono counsel.
- Managing pro bono case selection.
- Balancing billable hours with pro bono work.
- Rachel’s long-term goals for the firm’s pro bono program.
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02/24/23 • 20 min
In this episode, Kathryn welcomes Jennifer Henderson, a Partner with the legal recruiting firm, Major, Lindsey & Africa (MLA), to discuss why she decided to go to law school and how she ended up becoming a legal recruiter. She also talks about the current lateral market and provides advice for those looking to make a move. Additionally, she shares some tips on how to effectively negotiate with the candidate and the legal world’s stand on hiring people who are working remotely.
Who’s The Guest? Jennifer Henderson is a Partner from the legal recruiting firm, Major, Lindsey & Africa (MLA). She focuses on placing associates and partners with law firms and corporations and is assisting attorneys with all stages of their career development. Jennifer has counseled, coached, recruited, and placed top talents with the legal and the tech center for more than 10 years. She uses her background as a practicing lawyer to offer valuable insights to her candidates as they consider potential career moves.
Episode Resources
- https://www.mlaglobal.com/
- https://www.mlaglobal.com/en/people/jennifer-henderson?byconsultantorauthor=jennifer-henderson
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-henderson-6466386 Episode Highlights
- The path from aspiring to saving the world to becoming a legal recruiter
- Different careers in legal recruiting
- Leveraging the Biglaw experience to help others find career satisfaction
- Understanding the lateral market in 2021 and 2022
- Changing the legal market in 2021, 2022, and the years to come
- The impact of the 2021 legal market on lateral hiring and performance-based layoffs
- Remote working as a perk for career transitions
- Red flags when interviewing candidates
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02/10/23 • 25 min
In this episode, Kathryn welcomes Laura Bianchi, Co-Founder of Bianchi & Brandt and a leading entrepreneur, attorney, and strategic advisor for the cannabis industry. Laura emphasizes the importance of finding areas of law that you enjoy, as it is a huge part of your life and will determine how much you get out of your career. As a lawyer who specializes in transactions and corporate work, she describes how she was determined from the beginning of her career to get the experience and work she wanted which led to her building her own law firm with her partner. Laura believes that having a good partner is essential for success, as it is a learning process and it helps to have someone to go through the process with.
Who’s The Guest? Laura Bianchi is an award-winning lawyer and entrepreneur and is one of the country’s foremost experts in cannabis law, compliance, and operations. She started her work in the discipline with the 2010 passage of Arizona’s medical marijuana law and was one of the first business/corporate transaction attorneys to specialize in the nascent legal cannabis market. She has represented clients in more than $200 million in transactions in the industry.
Laura has been featured in O Magazine, Forbes, Bloomberg, Marijuana Business Daily, Dope Magazine, Denver Post, Arizona Republic, AZ Big Media, and numerous other industry and traditional media sources. She was also featured in Authority Magazine's "Women Leaders of the Cannabis Industry" and named "Top 100 Attorneys in Arizona" by AZ BIG Media in 2020 and 2022.
Episode Resources
- https://www.bianchibrandt.com/
- https://www.laurabianchi.com/
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurabianchi13 Episode Highlights
- What made Laura go to law school?
- Lawyer expectations and career evolution
- Deciding a practice focus in law
- What her journey was when starting a law firm
- Building a team and letting go of what does not work
- Exploring the challenges and rewards of corporate law
- The evolving industry of cannabis industry
- Creative solutions for the hiring challenges of the cannabis industry
- Real estate law challenges
- Dealing with war stories from the industry
- How she negotiates on behalf of clients
- Respectful practice of MMA
- Advice to lawyers and individuals who want to establish a successful law practice
- Balancing roles and working harder as a woman in the legal profession
- Establishing boundaries and finding humor in professional settings
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03/14/25 • 28 min
Kathryn Rubino and personal injury attorney Edward Ortega dive into the nuances of legal careers. From unexpected courtroom experiences to the role of technology in modern law practice, Edward shares his journey from family law to the largest personal injury firm in North Carolina. Discover the highs and lows of lawyering and learn why finding your fit can make all the difference in work-life balance. Perfect for aspiring lawyers and legal professionals looking for genuine insights!
Highlights
- Why Law School? A Personal Story
- The Reality vs. TV: Being an Attorney
- What I Wish I Knew About Law Practice
- Importance of Internships in Legal Career
- Deciding on Family Law vs. Personal Injury
- Balancing Work and Family Life
- Day in the Life: Personal Injury Attorney
- Role of Technology in Legal Practice
- Career Highs and Lows
- Why Mentorship is Crucial for New Lawyers
- Making a Difference for Clients
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Links and Resources https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwardjortega/
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How many episodes does The Jabot have?
The Jabot currently has 197 episodes available.
What topics does The Jabot cover?
The podcast is about Society & Culture, Podcasts, Poc, Philosophy, Business and Careers.
What is the most popular episode on The Jabot?
The episode title 'Helping Businesses Help Themselves with Peter Bronstein - Episode 173' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The Jabot?
The average episode length on The Jabot is 27 minutes.
How often are episodes of The Jabot released?
Episodes of The Jabot are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of The Jabot?
The first episode of The Jabot was released on May 18, 2018.
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