Clearly Legal's Podcast
Clearly Legal's Podcast
Podcast Description
CLEarly Legal provides engaging CLE content in podcast format, with many of our courses available in 15-minute increments, and handles reporting of your hours automatically.Sean Martin & Joel Surber created CLEarly Legal after years of spending money on conferences and using billable time to do CLE. They came up with an alternative. CLE by Podcast. On-the-go continuing legal education.At Clearly Legal, we are committed to empowering our clients through clear communication, dedicated support, and trusted expertise across a variety of legal matters.Disclaimer: Listening to this podcast will not earn you any credit. If you want to earn credits, login to clearly.legal and start listening the podcast.
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The podcast covers a wide range of topics relevant to legal professionals, including financial planning in divorce, business worth assessments, license defense, and rules of legal ethics. Specific episodes feature discussions on preserving family wealth through planning, the intersection of mental health and legal practice, and best practices for communication with clients, ensuring a blend of practical advice and legal insights.
CLEarly Legal provides engaging CLE content in podcast format, with many of our courses available in 15-minute increments, and handles reporting of your hours automatically.
Sean Martin & Joel Surber created CLEarly Legal after years of spending money on conferences and using billable time to do CLE. They came up with an alternative. CLE by Podcast. On-the-go continuing legal education.
At Clearly Legal, we are committed to empowering our clients through clear communication, dedicated support, and trusted expertise across a variety of legal matters.
Disclaimer: Listening to this podcast will not earn you any credit. If you want to earn credits, login to clearly.legal and start listening the podcast.
In this episode of Clearly Legal, Sean Martin and Joel Surber welcome Julie Bhattacharya Peak, who shares her extensive career journey in law, discussing her transition from in-house counsel to private practice. The conversation delves into the challenges of diversity and inclusion in the legal field, the importance of civility and professionalism, and the need for mentorship and professional development. Julie emphasizes the significance of competence and connection in a remote work environment, and the episode concludes with thoughts on fostering a supportive team culture and the future of legal practice.
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