Law Practice Today
Law Practice Today is a podcast from the American Bar Association's Law Practice Division. It offers practical guidance for lawyers and legal professionals on running and growing a law practice. Episodes cover topics such as legal technology, business development, marketing, ethics, and firm management. The show is intended to help attorneys improve their practice and stay current with trends in the legal industry.
Episodes
Developing Lawyers in the Age of AI
On the ABA Law Practice Today podcast, host Terrell Turner talks with Daya Naef, a law firm consultant and small-firm practitioner focused on legal AI and efficiency, about how firms can still train and develop lawyers as AI automates repetitive junior-level work. Daya describes using technology, outsourcing, and automation to free time for more relational client service and more consistent client
Exploring Animal Law: Opportunities and Challenges
In this Law Practice Today podcast episode, the host discusses careers in animal law with professor and author Yolanda Eisenstein, who explains that modern animal law is largely animal protection law and has expanded significantly through increased legal education, clinics, and new legislation such as pet trusts. Eisenstein describes her path into the field, her teaching experience at SMU and the
Empower Your Legal Mind: Traits and Tactics for Lawyers
On the Law Practice Today podcast, host Terrell sits down with psychologists Larry and D'Arcy, authors of Thin Skinned, to discuss research on how lawyers differ from the general public and how those differences affect both practice and personal life. Larry describes decades of data collection—first via a nationwide Myers-Briggs study of 3,000+ lawyers and later through 30 years using the Cal
AI Tools for Smarter Law Firms
In this Law Practice Today podcast episode, Greg Siskind discusses an ABA book he co-wrote with Jason Susser and Josh Waddell, focused on practical ways lawyers can adopt generative AI in their firms, including how to prioritize projects, find “low-hanging fruit,” decide what to DIY versus hire out, and avoid ethical or operational trouble. Siskind draws parallels to the early days of law firm web
First Half of 2026 Highlights: Law Firm Strategy and Operations
This special roundup episode of the Law Practice Today podcast brings together three conversations from the first half of 2026 focused on helping law firms build stronger, more resilient, and better-run practices.First, Stephanie Everett joins Terrell A. Turner in "Building a Healthy and Profitable Law Firm.” She explains why law firm leaders need to understand their numbers, create systems t
First Half of 2026 Highlights: Marketing & Business Development
This special roundup episode of the Law Practice Today podcast revisits three conversations from the first half of 2026 focused on helping lawyers strengthen their visibility, relationships, and professional brand.First, Jason Hennessey joins Terrell A. Turner for “Mastering Law Firm SEO in the Era of AI,” exploring how AI-driven search is reshaping SEO for law firms, why traditional authority sig
How to Write and Publish a Book with the ABA (and Why It Matters)
This episode of the Law Practice Today podcast features Terrell A. Turner, CPA's interview with Carol Greenwald, chair of the Law Practice Division Publication Board, about what it really takes to write and publish a book with the ABA. Greenwald shares her background transitioning from academia to law firm consulting focused on communication, and explains that lawyers are trained in law but n
Mastering AI-Driven SEO for Law Firms
On the Law Practice Today podcast, Terrell A. Turner, CPA speaks with David Arato, owner of Lexicon Legal Content, about law firm marketing and SEO as AI overviews and AI platforms reshape how clients find lawyers. Arato explains that while AI is a major shift, many fundamentals still apply: clean sites, valuable content, and omnichannel presence, with today’s emphasis on frequent, fresh, conversa
Legal Dimensions of the Gaming Industry
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast features Chrissie Scelsi discussing how law applies to video games. Scelsi shares her background as an in-house attorney, co-editor and contributor to ABA publications on game development and intellectual property, former U.S. general counsel at Wargaming (World of Tanks), and her work at Universal Orlando on licensing and adapting The Last of Us i
In-House Counseling: The New Law Firm Resource
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, Terrell A. Turner, CPA, discusses mental health and self-care in law firms with Adriana Buckingham, Esq, MSW, a Philadelphia-area attorney turned counselor who founded AB In-House Counseling. Buckingham explains how her experience as a litigator led her to seek support tailored to attorneys, prompting her to earn a social work degree while practic
AI Hallucinations in Court The Sullivan & Cromwell Lesson
Recorded as a fireside chat at the ABA Law Practice Division Spring Meeting in San Diego, this special episode examines reports that Sullivan & Cromwell filed a brief containing nonexistent or inaccurate case citations and later apologized to opposing counsel and the court.Steve Embry, Jennifer Ellis, and Michael Eisenberg discuss why AI hallucinations continue to appear in legal filings despi
Avoiding AI Hallucinations in Legal Practice
This Law Practice Podcast fireside chat with Alan Klevan, Jennifer Ellis, and Steve Embry discusses recent court responses to lawyers filing AI-hallucinated or fabricated citations, focusing on the Oregon appeals decision in Williams. The panel explains that the court emphasized Rule 3.3’s duty of candor to both the court and opposing counsel, criticizing the lawyer not only for including fabricat
How AI Is Changing Legal Billing and Client Value
In this Law Practice Podcast fireside chat on “Billing in the Age of AI,” host Jim Calloway is joined by Julie Bays, Director of the Management Assistance Program at the Oklahoma Bar Association, and Wendy Meadows, a family law attorney in Maryland and coaching consultant for small and solo law firms.Together, they discuss how AI is changing the way lawyers think about billing, value, and client c
The Lawyer’s Passport to AI, Cybersecurity, and Global Opportunity
On the Law Practice Today podcast, host Terrell speaks with Betania Allo, an Argentinian lawyer with graduate studies in international relations (Harvard) and an LLM (Syracuse) who is finishing a doctor of engineering in cybersecurity analytics at George Washington. Allo describes her work at the intersection of law, policy, international security, and emerging technologies, including roles at the
Staying Irreplaceable in the Age of AI
On the Law Practice Podcast, Terrell and guest Rachel Clar discuss whether AI is “breaking” the legal industry and how it is compressing the timeline for lawyers, especially women in Big Law, to become irreplaceable and reach income or equity partnership. Rachel, an attorney and founder of Interconnected Us, argues that protecting career trajectory increasingly requires building a book of business
Rethinking Business Development: Small Actions, Stronger Relationships
On the Law Practice podcast, host Terrell Turner welcomes back Deb Feder, a former big law and in-house lawyer turned consultant, to discuss practical business development and client relationship strategies for lawyers. Feder explains her approach to business development as three parts: growing your network, nurturing relationships, and sharing expertise, emphasizing that it’s often overcomplicate
Avoiding Burnout: Building a Sustainable Legal Career
On the Law Practice podcast, host Terrell interviews career coach and former attorney Dena Lefkowitz about navigating a legal career without burning out. Dena shares how, after over 20 years practicing law, she realized law school didn’t prepare lawyers for the business of law—networking, marketing, and sales—and that lawyers themselves must generate business. She describes feeling embarrassed aft
A Practical Guide for Lawyers When Choosing the Right Legal Tech
Live at the ABA TECHSHOW, host Terrell interviews Jay McAllister of Paragon Tech about how law firms should evaluate legal technology, especially AI, with a skeptical, results-driven approach. Jay explains that marketing hype often overstates capabilities, using software “integrations” as an example, where firms must check whether syncing is unidirectional or bidirectional. He ties vendor due dili
Disaster Planning for Law Firms
In this episode of the Law Practice Podcast, the host interviews Shawn L. Holahan about disaster planning for law firms, drawing on her experience as a New Orleans litigator displaced by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Holahan explains how a simple laminated wallet card with key phone numbers helped him reconnect with her firm when power and communications failed, underscoring that low-tech tools can b
How to Write an ABA Book: Collaboration, Deadlines, and the Editing Process
In this episode of the Law Practice podcast, Terrell interviews Catherine Sanders Reach, a co-author of an ABA book on design thinking, about what it’s like to write and publish with the ABA. Catherine explains how the project began at ABA TECHSHOW, became a collaborative effort with multiple authors, and was assembled into a practical guide featuring real attorney stories and worksheets. She shar
ABA TECHSHOW 2026 Highlights: AI and the Future of Legal Practice
Live from ABA TECHSHOW 2026, the Law Practice podcast shares three perspectives on Jordan Furlong’s day-one keynote. Alan Klevan calls the talk motivating and terrifying, emphasizing that AI can act like a “3L” but cannot replace courtroom advocacy or the counselor role, and he urges firm-wide AI policies plus a residency-style training model for new lawyers amid emerging privilege and work-produc
AI and Legal Ethics: Privilege, Discovery, and Risk
This Law Practice Today podcast episode discusses legal ethics and privilege issues arising from clients’ and lawyers’ use of generative AI, featuring consultant and ethics attorney Jennifer Ellis. Ellis compares two February 10, 2026, bench rulings—United States v. Heppner (S.D.N.Y.) and Warner v. Barco (Michigan)—that reached opposite conclusions on whether a client’s AI interactions are discove
Picking the Right Legal Tech Tools Ahead of ABA TECHSHOW
In this Law Practice Today podcast episode, recorded a week before ABA TECHSHOW, host Terrell interviews returning guest Alexander Paykin, a managing director of a commercial and real estate litigation/transactions firm and a leader on multiple bar and technology committees, including the ABA TECHSHOW planning. Paykin explains that legal tech choices are limited by category, so the key is identify
AI and Law: FOMO and Practical Adoption
In this episode of the Law Practice Podcast, host Terrell Turner interviews Steve Embry, former mass tort defense litigator, legal tech blogger at TechnoLaw Crossroads, Above the Law contributor, and past ABA Law Practice Division chair and ABA TECHSHOW leader, about navigating the overwhelming pace of legal technology—especially since ChatGPT’s rise in 2022. Steve emphasizes that firms often adop
The Healthy Lawyer: How Wellness Fuels Better Lawyering
On the Law Practice Today podcast, Wendy S. Meadows shares how her renewed focus on fitness and wellness in 2015 helped her break a burnout cycle, improve confidence and performance as a lawyer, and organically evolve into coaching and speaking on being a healthy lawyer. She discusses how the legal profession is increasingly embracing wellness at conferences, though many still struggle to implemen
Embracing the Punk Rock Principle in Law
In this episode of the Law Practice Podcast, host Terrell Turner welcomes guest Marianne Talbot, a seasoned lawyer and coach with over 30 years of experience in the legal field. Marianne discusses her transformative journey from civil rights lawyer to entrepreneur and coach, sharing insights on how embracing one's unique, authentic self—what she calls the 'Punk Rock Principle'—can h
How to Build a Healthy and Profitable Law Firm
In this episode of the Law Practice Podcast, we are joined by Stephanie Everett, a lawyer turned business consultant for law firms. Stephanie discusses her extensive background in law and business, detailing her journey from starting her own practice to growing a team of 20. She shares her insights into the six-part framework for running a healthy and profitable law firm, which includes strategy,
Mastering Law Firm SEO in the Era of AI
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we dive into the world of SEO and AI and how it impacts law firms. Host Terrell and guest expert Jason Hennessey, founder of Hennessey Digital, discuss the intricacies of SEO, the impact of AI on search queries, and effective strategies for law firms to stand out online. They explore the importance of SEO, how traditional methods intersect with AI
Best of 2025: Key Law Practice Management Insights from Experts
Welcome to the Law Practice Today podcast! In this special episode, we highlight key insights from management conversations with top experts. Hear from Deb Feder on small habits that can make a big impact, Doug Brown on leadership and employee retention, Tracey Meyers on stress management and lawyer well-being, and Michael J. Allen on maximizing professional networks. Tune in for practical tips an
Best of 2025: The Law Firm Finance Lessons Every Lawyer Needs
In this special episode of the Law Practice podcast, we compile highlights from our 2025 conversations to provide essential finance tips for law firms. Hear from Amy Woods on navigating trust accounting and audits, Matt Darner on addressing cash flow problems, and Michael Eisenberg with practical tech tips to avoid financial pitfalls. Tune in for invaluable insights and recommendations from top ex
Best of 2025: Marketing That Works for Lawyers
In this special episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we bring you marketing highlights from our 2025 conversations with top experts. Temi Siyanbade shares standout video strategies for lawyers, Micah Buchdahl discusses the ethics of law firm marketing, and Meranda Vieyra breaks down what makes legal marketing successful. Tune in for practical tips, ethical considerations, and effective strat
The Digital Evidence Trap: What Lawyers Keep Missing (and How to Fix It)
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we dive deep into the world of digital evidence and its critical role in criminal defense. Host Terrell and guest Cole Popkin, head of the Digital Forensic Examinations Division at Proven Data, discuss the intricacies of digital footprints, common mistakes lawyers make with digital evidence, and the impact of AI on forensic analysis. Cole shares i
How Law Firms Can Use Robotics to Save Time, Reduce Errors, and Grow
In the latest episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we dive into the world of robotics and AI in the legal industry. Host Terrell Turner interviews Elisa Silverglade, Director of Automation at Techromatic, to explore how robotic process automation (RPA) offers precise, rule-based solutions that can often be more reliable and applicable than AI for certain legal tasks. They discuss the differe
Making the Most of Your Law Firm Network Membership
In this episode of the Law Practice Today Podcast, we explore how law firms and individual lawyers can make the most of their network memberships. Host Terrell Turner welcomes Michael Allen, a seasoned attorney with 40 years of experience, as they discuss the benefits of joining legal networks like Legal Netlink Alliance. Learn how to effectively utilize these networks to provide better client ser
Management Tips for Legal Professionals
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we talk with Afi Johnson-Parris, a family law specialist and the immediate past chair of the Law Practice Division. Afi shares her insights on managing a successful law practice, drawing from her diverse experiences as a solo practitioner, in big law, and as a former Air Force officer. She emphasizes the importance of respect, communication, and c
How to Protect Your Law Firm from AI-Powered Phishing Scams
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, host Terrell welcomes Debra Bruce, an expert in legal practice management and a member of various ABA committees. They delve into the rising threat of AI-powered phishing scams targeting law firms and share actionable strategies to mitigate risks. Deborah offers insights from her extensive research for the upcoming ABA book 'Scam and Cyber Cr
How to Build a Successful Law Firm That Feels Like Family
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, host Terrell interviews Jennifer Wu, a distinguished patent litigator who co-founded Groombridge, Wu, Baughman & Stone LLP. Jennifer shares her firm's unique approach to fostering a long-term, family-like culture within their law practice. She discusses how they avoid traditional metrics like billable hours, emphasize personal relationshi
Voices That Lead: Highlights from Women in Law
Welcome to a special episode of the Law Practice Podcast! This month, we spotlight articles from the November issue of Law Practice Today, which focuses on women in the law. Featuring compelling stories and insights from Leslie Hillendahl of Ridge Capital Management, Rukayatu Tijani, Daya Naef, Kaye N Courington, Patricia Kruse Gillette, and Rachel Clar, the episode delves into personal journeys,
Essential Tips for Managing Trust Accounts in Small and Solo Law Firms
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we dive into the complexities of managing trust accounts in small and solo law firms, with insights from attorney Michael D. Eisenberg. He discusses the challenges of staying compliant with ABA ethics rules, the importance of security measures like encryption and two-factor authentication, and the need for diligent bookkeeping. Learn how to naviga
How To Create a Competitive Edge and Enhance Training in Your Law Firm
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we dive into the strategies that can give your law firm a competitive edge while enhancing the training experience for new associates. Rollo Baker from Elsberg Baker & Maruri shares insights on the firm’s culture, emphasizing the importance of early trial experience and intentional mentorship. Get valuable tips on how to promote enthusiasm, ce
Overcoming Hacking Risks and Technological Roadblocks in Law
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and legal technology with legal technology consultant Pegeen Turner. Pegeen discusses her role in helping law firms integrate tech solutions, the transformative potential of AI in handling tedious tasks, and the importance of transitioning to cloud-based systems for enhanced security and effic
Movement Lawyering: Twyla Carter's Journey
Join us in this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast as we delve into the remarkable journey of Twyla Carter, the first Black and Asian American Attorney-in-Chief and CEO of the Legal Aid Society. Twyla shares her passion for public defense, the challenges faced by low-income individuals in the justice system, and her strategy for enacting meaningful change. With over 20 years of experience,
Mastering Client Engagement: The 3 A's You Need to Know
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we delve into the 3 A's of client engagement: Active Listening, Assessing Information, and Taking Action. Hosted by the American Bar Association, the podcast features special guest Brian King, an experienced attorney with a background in government and private practice. Brian shares insights from his popular article on improving client engage
How to Harness AI and Technology for a Successful Law Practice
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, host Terrell Davis interviews Ruby Powers, an accomplished immigration attorney, entrepreneur, and legal tech enthusiast. Ruby shares her journey from practicing immigration law to becoming an expert in law practice management and legal technology. She discusses the challenges and benefits of incorporating AI and tech tools into law firms, highlig
How to Manage Stress in the Legal Profession
In this episode of the Law Practice Podcast, we explore the essential topic of managing stress as a lawyer. Our special guest, Alan Klevan, a seasoned attorney with over 30 years of experience and the current chair of the American Bar Association's Legal Technology Resource Center, shares his personal journey and professional insights on dealing with stress. He discusses the importance of bei
How to Maximize Client Value in Law Practice with Technology
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we discuss how law firms can leverage technology to increase their value to clients, featuring returning guest Jay McAllister. We explore ways in which firms can improve client satisfaction by reducing both perceived effort and time required to handle legal matters. Jay emphasizes the importance of understanding clients' true needs and priori
How to Master Law Firm Marketing
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we dive into the world of legal marketing with special guest Meranda Vieyra, the author of 'Connections' and owner of Denver Legal Marketing. Meranda, a non-lawyer with decades of experience in selling legal services, shares her insights on the importance of personal connections, effective marketing strategies, and the journey of transfo
Navigating Change: Emotional Intelligence for Lawyers with Esperanza Franco
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we dive into the nuances of how lawyers can navigate change and develop emotional intelligence. Our guest, Esperanza Franco, a Spanish and US Immigration attorney and author of 'Emotionally Intelligent Lawyers,' shares her expertise on overcoming the traditional 'legal mind' that fosters perfectionism and resistance to change.
Navigating Ethics and Technology in Legal Practice with Daniel Siegel
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, host Terrell Turner discusses the intersection of technology and ethics in the legal profession with Daniel Siegel, a leader in the Law Practice Division of the American Bar Association. Dan shares insights from his extensive career, focusing on how technology has transformed legal practice and the ethical considerations that come along with it. T
Part 1: AI Smart Strategy for Law Firms
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, host Terrell discusses how law firms can strategically incorporate AI to enhance their practices. Joined by legal tech expert Jay McAllister, they explore the importance of having a strategic approach to AI, rather than just relying on the tools themselves. They delve into the pitfalls of adopting AI without a clear plan, and the benefits of using
Navigating Generational Dynamics in Law Firms
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we delve into the challenges and strategies surrounding professional development in law firms with guest Micah. The discussion highlights the diverse objectives and skill sets of different generations within law firms, ranging from 20-year-old associates to 90-year-old partners. The conversation covers topics such as work-life balance, work from
Navigating Solo Law Practice: Insights from Kimberly Russell
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, hosted by Terrell, we welcome Kimberly Russell, a high-stakes litigator based in Washington, DC. Kimberly shares her journey from being a journalist to becoming a solo practice attorney, emphasizing the importance of building a community with other attorneys and the value of thought leadership. She discusses her strategies for marketing, the signi
Managing Stress and Wellness in the Legal Profession with Tracey Meyers, Psy.D.
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we delve into the critical topic of lawyer wellness and stress management. Join us as Tracey Meyers, a licensed clinical psychologist from Lawyers Concern for Lawyers in Massachusetts, discusses her journey from working in psychiatric facilities to assisting lawyers in managing stress and mental health. Tracey explains the common signs of stress
How Law Firms Can Strategically Update Their Tech Stack
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we explore the critical topic of updating your law firm's tech stack. With rapid technological advancements and the rise of generative AI, maintaining an updated tech stack has become essential. Guest Rachel Edwards, a practice management attorney, shares her expertise in helping law firms optimize their tech stack and navigate ethical consid
Harnessing Emotional Intelligence for Legal Success with Kendra Brodin
In this insightful episode of the Law Practice Today Podcast, host Terrell interviews Kendra Brodin, founder of EsquireWell. Kendra shares her unique experience as a lawyer and social worker to discuss the crucial role emotional intelligence plays in the legal profession. They delve into the keys of emotional regulation, self-awareness, and empathy, offering practical tips for lawyers and legal pr
Navigating Tech: Austin's First ABA TECHSHOW Experience
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, host Terrell welcomes Austin Benton, who shares his inaugural experience at the 2025 ABA TECHSHOW in Chicago. Austin details his journey from taking over his family's law firm, modernizing it with new technologies, and learning to code, to eventually building a software akin to TurboTax for Louisiana lawyers. He discusses his motivations, exp
Amy Woods on Trust Accounting: What Every Law Firm Needs to Know
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, learn about the critical aspects of trust accounting for law firms. Join host Terrell, and special guest Amy Woods as they dive into the complexities of IOLTA and trust accounts. Amy, an expert with over 20 years of experience, shares her journey, key compliance issues, and important tips for managing your trust account effectively. Understand the
Navigating Global Growth: Humanizing the Cloud-based Law Firm
Join host Terrell as he interviews Juan Elmer Zuniga, managing partner of a pioneering global law firm that operates entirely in the cloud. Discover how technology has enabled the firm to expand to over 50 offices in 11 countries while maintaining a human touch in client and staff interactions. Juan shares insights into building a distributed law firm, maintaining core values, and strategically p
Ethics and Innovation: Navigating Generative AI in Law
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we explore the integration of generative AI in the legal field with our special guest, Rose, an expert attorney with a strong background in technology and law. Rose shares her journey into the world of AI, the ethical considerations lawyers must keep in mind, and practical ways to leverage AI for a more efficient practice. She emphasizes the impor
Exploring ABA TECHSHOW: A Newcomer's Experience
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we are live at the ABA TECHSHOW 2025 and speak with Randi, a first-time attendee with an extensive background in the American Bar Association's Law Practice Division. Randi shares her experiences, from initial expectations to on-the-ground impressions of the event, providing valuable insights into the diverse, cutting-edge programming and the
Lawyers as Leaders: Cultivating Leadership in Legal Practice
In this episode of the Law Practice Today Podcast, host Terrell discusses the pivotal role of leadership in law firms with Barry Posner, co-author of 'Lawyers as Leaders.' Barry explains the importance of developing leadership skills among lawyers and outlines the five practices of exemplary leadership: modeling the way, inspiring a shared vision, challenging the process, enabling others
TECHSHOW Trends: Lawyers Embrace AI
In this episode of the Law Practice Today Podcast, host Terrell talks with Joshua Lennon, the Lawyer in Residence at Clio, about the rapid adoption of AI in the legal industry. The conversation covers survey findings that show a significant increase in AI usage among law firms from 2023 to 2024, with insights into how firms are integrating AI into their practices. Joshua also shares his experience
Building Bridges: Emotional Intelligence in Multigenerational Law Firms
In this episode of the Law Practice Podcast, we explore the challenges and opportunities of managing a multi-generational workforce within law firms. With guest Doug Brown, an executive coach for law firm leaders, we delve into the differences and dynamics among various generations working together in the legal industry. Doug shares his background, experience, and the importance of emotional intel
Harnessing Legal Tech: Insights from ABA TECHSHOW with Jordan Ostroff
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we delve into the best uses of technology in law practices, focusing on strategies to optimize time and efficiency. Jordan Ostroff shares his journey from being a prosecutor to running his own firm, discussing the impact of legal technology along the way. He emphasizes the importance of identifying and solving specific problems with tech solution
How to Create a Tech-Friendly Business
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we dive into the transformative journey of Clio, the leading cloud-based practice management system, with its founder and CEO, Jack Newton. Jack reflects on Clio's 17-year mission to move legal practices from on-premise systems to the cloud, and now into the AI era. He shares the significant milestones, challenges, and lessons learned along t
Decentralizing Alcohol: A Shift in Legal Industry Social Events
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we explore the significance of decentering alcohol in legal industry events to foster a more inclusive environment. Host discusses the topic with Craig Leen, partner at K&L Gates and a disability advocate, who highlights the impact of alcohol-centered events on various underrepresented groups. Leen shares valuable insights from his extensive l
Unlocking Opportunities: The Legal Side of Esports
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we explore the booming industry of esports with guest Duran Parsi. Duran shares his unique journey from professional gamer to esports entrepreneur, and ultimately to lawyer. He discusses the legal challenges and opportunities within the esports industry, predictions for its future growth, and the need for specialized legal representation. Whether
The Subscription Model Revolution in Law with Mathew Kerbis
Join us on the latest episode of the Law Practice Today podcast as we dive into the intriguing concept of subscription pricing in the legal industry with expert guest Mathew Kerbis. Mathew, fondly known as 'The Subscription Attorney,' shares his journey from traditional hourly billing to founding his own subscription-based practice. Discover valuable insights on the business advantages o
How to Elevate Your Legal Writing with Amanda Haverstick
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, host Terrell A. Turner, CPA welcomes writing expert Amanda Haverstick, a former lawyer with 20 years of experience at big law firms in New York and Philadelphia. Amanda shares her passion for writing and its crucial role in the legal profession. She discusses the significance of writing skills for lawyers, her journey from law practice to founding
Ethical Challenges and Opportunities in Legal Tech with David Seserman
Join us in this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast as we delve into the crucial topic of ethics in law office technology. Our guest, civil trial attorney David Sesserman, shares his insights on the evolution of legal technology from the early days of typewriters to the advent of AI. Learn about the ethical responsibilities of lawyers in adopting new technologies, the impact of generative AI
Building the Future: Succession Planning for Lawyers
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, Terrell interviews Jeremy Poock, a Massachusetts attorney and expert in law firm succession planning. Jeremy discusses the importance of a book of business, client lists, and the impact of digital value on law firm sales. Discover key triggers that prompt lawyers to consider selling their firms and get practical advice on preparing for an exit, in
Show Don't Tell: How Lawyers can Stand Out
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we dive into the importance of video marketing for lawyers with special guest and author Temi Siyanbade. Temi shares her journey from teaching to founding her own law firm and explores how leveraging video has been transformative in her practice. We discuss overcoming fears, understanding ethical guidelines, and how to create relatable and effecti
Speak to Persuade: Crafting Impactful Legal Presentations
In this episode of the Law Practice Podcast, host Terrell A. Turner sits down with Shannon Broome to explore the art of delivering impactful legal presentations—both in person and on video. Shannon, who transitioned from chemical engineering to law, shares lessons from a challenging early-career presentation and offers practical strategies for improving communication. Learn how to craft a clear, e
Mastering Legal Tech: Brett Burney's TECHSHOW Journey
In this episode of the Law Practice Podcast, host Terrell A. Turner sits down with legal tech expert Brett Burney to explore how lawyers can effectively leverage technology in their practice. Brett shares his journey from law school to specializing in electronic discovery, document management, and mobile device training. He also highlights the benefits of attending the ABA TECHSHOW, from networkin
Getting Paid: Managing Accounts Receivable in Law Firms
In this episode of the Law Practice Podcast, host Terrell A. Turner sits down with Matt Darner, founder of Collbox, to tackle one of the most critical yet overlooked aspects of running a law firm—accounts receivable management. They discuss key strategies for ensuring timely payments, the importance of having the right people in place, and how to streamline your AR process. Matt also debunks commo
Technology Meets Law: A Preview of ABA TECHSHOW 2025
In this episode of the Law Practice Podcast, host Terrell A. Turner goes behind the scenes of the ABA TECHSHOW with co-chair Steve Embry. Celebrating its 40th anniversary at a new venue, McCormick Place, the TECHSHOW promises exciting insights into legal technology. Steve shares his journey from law to blogging, the challenges of legal tech adoption, and what attendees can expect—including a keyno
Law, Tech, and Family: Barron's Memorable Journey
In this episode of the Law Practice podcast, we dive into an engaging conversation about the ABA TECHSHOW, highlighting insights from Barron, who shares his experiences and journey in the world of legal technology. From balancing family life with career ambitions to discussing the value of tech education in law practices, this episode offers anecdotes, tips, and an inside look at one of the most a
Empowering Change: Andie Kramer's Battle Against Legal Bias
In this episode of the Law Practice Today podcast, we discuss the crucial issue of bias in the legal profession with author and lawyer Andie. Andie shares her journey from noticing bias in a large law firm to co-authoring three books on overcoming gender bias in the workplace. We explore practical solutions for eliminating bias and fostering inclusivity, and the importance of organizational change
From Internet to AI: Jim Calloway’s TECHSHOW Reflections
Join us on the Law Practice Today podcast as we dive into the fascinating world of the ABA TECHSHOW with practice management advisor Jim Calloway. With over 27 years of experience, Jim shares his journey from his first tech show in 1999 to the cutting-edge trends in law technology today. Discover the importance of staying updated, the value of community, and how technology can transform law practi
Marketing Strategies and Ethics for Law Practices
🎙️ In this episode of the Law Practice Podcast, host Terrell discusses the complexities of legal marketing with ethics lawyer Micah. Micah, who specializes in marketing, advertising, and solicitation issues at the state bar level, shares his vast experience working with aggressive law firms. The conversation covers the evolution of advertising from print to digital, the impact of changing algorith
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