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⚖️ How to File for Divorce If Your Spouse Is Avoiding Service. | Los Angeles Divorce

⚖️ How to File for Divorce If Your Spouse Is Avoiding Service. | Los Angeles Divorce

How to Properly Serve Divorce Papers to an Out-of-State Spouse | Los Angeles Divorce

The Fastest Way to Serve Divorce Papers Legally | Los Angeles Divorce

New findings into California's net loss of residents in recent years. Also, colleges and universities are seeing a spike for immigration legal services. Finally, Insight's “Art Talk” lays out local events throughout February. Who's Leaving California

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As passionate advocates for pro bono work, Alison McMinn (Forman Watkins & Krutz LLP) and Jim Shelson (Carroll Warren & Parker PLLC) are truly lawyers who lead.In this episode, IADC Speaks Host Mollie Benedict (Tucker Ellis LLP) speaks with Alison and Jim. Alison shares her experience of spearheading a pro bono committee at her firm, creating a structured approach to inspire colleagues to make a difference. Jim reflects on his impactful journey of giving back through legal service. Together they discuss strategies for incorporating pro bono work into your legal career, highlight how to connect with organizations, and share stories that illustrate the power of giving back.

1.) The MSP Question of The Week How do you deal with partner conflict? We discuss the "Four R's" of conflict resolution: Recognize, Reflect, Respond, and Resolve. --- 2.) Notes on The News Apple AI rollout and Cybersecurity! Is your MSP adapting with the times? --- 3.) Five Minutes With A Smart Person: Rob Scott Host James sits down with Rob Scott of Monjur, a Legal Service for MSPs. Learn more: https://monjur.com/author/rscott/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertjscott --- Our upcoming events and more: MASTERMIND LIVE – Tampa, FL – June 27-28th http://bit.ly/kernanmastermind Use “EARLYBIRD” as the coupon code to save $200! Check out Amy's weekly newsletter!  Sign up now: https://mailchi.mp/thirdtier/small-business-tech-news Kernan Consulting “Weekly Tips”!  Sign up now: https://kernanconsulting.com/   

In today's episode, an "unprecedented mass claim" of Laiki Bank and Bank of Cyprus depositors and bondholders amounting to 600 million dollars was dismissed at the International Arbitral Tribunal of the World Bank. Meanwhile, the Legal Service has done nothing wrong in the way it has handled the case of Thanasis Nicolaou, attorney-general George Savvides said. Elsewhere, Conflicts of interest and an adjournment marked the beginning of the first court proceedings for the attorney-general's motion to have the auditor-general removed from his post, citing inappropriate conduct. All this and more in the Cyprus Beat briefing brought to you by the Cyprus Mail.

Co-hosts Jimi & Lizzie are joined by Jess de Vries, Director of Legal Services at Women's Legal Service Victoria, to discuss a number of the incredible efforts undertaken by the WLSV team across the State. Whether discussing family law, criminal law, VOCAT, child protection or social work, Jess provides some fascinating insights into what her team are doing to support some of Victoria's most vulnerable communities. 

In today's episode, the Audit Office moved to report the Legal Service to the European Commission and the International Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions amid allegations of threats, revenge, and efforts to remove the auditor-general from his post. Meanwhile, an earlier introduction of sex education in Cyprus' schools “would have saved many children” from abuse, Volt MP Alexandra Attalides said. Elsewhere, the family of an eight-year-old girl who died at Makarios hospital have moved to report a case of medical negligence. All this and more in the Cyprus Beat briefing brought to you by the Cyprus Mail.

Sandy Dann IV With Yvette Pocock From Pilbara Community Legal Service On Financial Corner 080424 by Radio Goolarri

Host: Dave Carlo & Amanda DeBock Guest: Daniella Shively

Would you leave a well-paying legal career to be a pastor? That's what Raymond Fong did. An ex-Deputy Public Prosecutor with a career in the Legal Service, he took a different path to be a pastor. He is now a Pastor-in-Charge at Wesley Methodist Church, a role that he holds with a deep sense of purpose. In this episode, you will hear about his story: a prosecutor turned pastor. We'll explore the challenges he faced during this career shift, the lessons he learned, and the journey that led him to become a pastor. We also discuss: Implications of his transition: significant income loss, working 24/7 His leadership and life lessons His experience as a prosecutor Join us, whether you are considering shifting careers, embarking on your professional journey, or already experienced in your field, as we uncover the unique story of Pastor Raymond's dual careers and the lessons he has to offer. For more about Pastor Ray and his work, check out his newly launched podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0wTfH91dRk5bT6VPJ0GuS9?si=c7d7374f8c4e45ae Connect with me on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/shulinlee/ More on the podcast - https://www.AfterTheBar.com.sg What to listen for: 00:00 Start of Episode00:39 Introduction 01:29 Pastor Raymond's 2024 So Far 02:45 Transitioning From Law to Ministry03:48 Considerations Through the Different Seasons of Life 05:26 Shifting Priorities with a Lower Salary 07:52 Working 24/7 as a Pastor09:01 Wrestling with Self-Doubt10:20 Advice for Younger Self11:20 Setbacks Which Set You Up for Success14:47 Moving from a Smaller Church to a Bigger Church19:06 Tips on Being a Good Listener21:05 Is Leadership an Inborn or Cultivated Skill?23:50 The Pressure of Having People Look Up to You25:06 How to Comprehend Pain and Struggling on Earth27:42 Pastor Raymond's Experience as a Deputy Public Prosecutor (DPP)38:56 What Would Pastor Raymond Be If Not a Lawyer or a Pastor?39:33 What Are You Most Proud Of?41:30 Advice To Those Thinking of Making a Major Career Pivot43:10 Rapid Fire Round45:29 Outro

On this episode of The Callover, we have the Honourable Fleur Kingham to discuss her life in the law, her most recent appointment as Chair of the Queensland Law Reform Commission, and the criminal defences review that is currently underway. Chair Kingham's extensive contributions to the legal community in Queensland are quite remarkable. She graduated from law at the University of Queensland in 1982 and went on to become a founding member of the Women's Legal Service in Queensland and the Arts Law Centre of Queensland.  She has been a barrister, university lecturer, mediator and facilitator, the first deputy president of the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal, a Judge of the Queensland District Court, the Children's Court of Queensland and the Planning and Environment Court and the President of the Land Court.  Most recently, in April 2023, she was appointed Chair of the Queensland Law Reform Commission. To contact the QLRC or find any of the resources referred to by Chair Kingham throughout the interview, visit: https://www.qlrc.qld.gov.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special episode we are joined by Sylvain Magdinier, Senior Vice-President, Legal and Compliance, at Integreon, a leading Alternative Legal Services Provider (ALSP).  We explore how ALSP businesses developed, the types of work they do, the use of technology in the work, and the roles and career paths available – highlighting the skill-sets which can help you to succeed in these businesses. In this special episode we are joined by Sylvain Magdinier, Senior Vice-President, Legal and Compliance, at Integreon, a leading Alternative Legal Services Provider (ALSP).  We explore how ALSP businesses developed, the types of work they do, the use of technology in the work, and the roles and career paths available – highlighting the skill-sets which can help you to succeed in these businesses.  In this episode, Sylvain summarises how ALSP businesses evolved, arising from deregulation in the England & Wales legal services market allowing different types of legal service provision, coupled with a client-led drive for greater efficiency and value delivery.  Sylvain talks about the wide range of services which ALSPs can offer, ranging from provision of expert staffing to projects where legal teams need to analyse or manage high volumes of documents for litigation or transactions, regulatory-driven reporting requirements, or consultancy services.  The episode also looks at the different career paths to gaining a role in an ASLP, including the route which Sylvain took via private practice law firms and in-house roles.  We explore the skills which will help you to progress in an ALSP, the possible career paths, and how technology is constantly evolving the ways in which these businesses are working with their clients (both law firms and in-house teams).  The discussion highlights too the importance of trying different roles to gain practical experience of how businesses like an ALSP can offer interesting and challenging pathways which are at the leading edge of how the legal sector is changing.  Actions and resources for listeners: ·        Check this webpage for the Chambers guide to ALSPs – read two of the articles and think what are three main trends you see in this part of the legal services market? ·        Look at two of the different services offered by Integreon as a ALSP: and for each of the two areas make a list of the skills you think will be important in providing that service. ·        Where do your skills match?  After reading this article, consider how your own skill-set and interests fit into a ALSP and the opportunities there.

Anexo Group PLC, a specialist in providing comprehensive solutions for non-fault motorists through its Credit Hire and Legal Services Divisions, gave a presentation at the Proactive One2One Investor Forum. Nick Dashwood Brown, Head of Investor Relations at Anexo discusses how the company excels in assisting the impecunious market, offering replacement vehicles on credit to those unable to afford them due to accidents. Since its inception in 1996, Anexo has expanded its services to include commercial vehicles, motorcycles, and bicycles, ensuring support for customers without the means to navigate the aftermath of accidents on their own. The company's unique business model thrives on referrals from independent garages, enabling direct customer engagement and fostering repeat business, particularly in the motorcycle segment. Anexo's legal arm, Bond Turner, pursues at-fault insurance companies, ensuring clients are rightfully compensated. This approach has led to a success rate in litigation, with Anexo winning 98% of cases before court. Financially, Anexo has demonstrated solid performance, with notable profit before tax and a focus on cash generation and debt reduction. The firm's market presence is vast, yet with a 3% market share in a landscape of 33 million cars and 1.5 million motorcycles in the UK, the potential for growth is significant. Anexo's foray into housing disrepair claims and emissions class actions further diversifies its portfolio, positioning it as a leader in legal advocacy for those affected by negligence or corporate malfeasance. As Anexo continues to navigate the complexities of legal claims and credit hire services, its dedication to justice and client support underscores its growth trajectory and commitment to making a tangible difference in the lives of those it serves. #ProactiveInvestors #AnexoGroup #InvestorForum #CreditHire #LegalServices #NonFaultMotorists #VehicleReplacement #MotorcycleClaims #HousingDisrepair #ClassActions #EmissionsScandal #InvestmentOpportunity #LegalAdvocacy #UKLaw #FinancialHighlights #GigEconomy #DebtReduction #CashGeneration #InvestorRelations #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

En el nuevo episodio de Líderes de Marketing & Ventas, Pau Valdés entrevista a Alex Garmón, Managing Partner en GH IP & Legal Service. Hablamos con Alex sobre cómo es emprender en un país como China desde 0 y sin inversores. Cómo funciona el proceso de encontrar y elegir buenos socios y, finalmente, en este entorno empresarial, cómo es la resolución de desencuentros con tus socios en el gigante asiático. Puedes encontrar el podcast y suscribirte en el siguiente enlace: https://www.inboundcycle.com/podcast-marketing-leaders?hsLang=es. Y si tienes cualquier comentario o duda, puedes escribirnos a pau@inboundcycle.com o bien buscar y agregar a Pau Valdés en LinkedIn.

In this episode from November 2, Tyler Weatherwax reports campus news on professors working in the Clark building starting a petition to speed up the building's renovation. Lee Zimpel covers local news on a free legal service for domestic violence survivors ending due to funding issues. Then, Zimpel goes over national news on Toyota recalling 1.9 million RAV4 models.

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In the past decade, the European Union has faced unprecedented challenges; the first withdrawal of a Member State from the Union, increased irregular migration flows, and international conflict on European soil. These events pose legal, as well as political, challenges which the legal services of the EU institutions must navigate. The Council Legal Service assists the European Council, the Council, and its preparatory bodies in ensuring the legality and the drafting quality of acts and contributes to identifying legally correct and politically acceptable solutions to the challenges faced by the EU. In her address to the IIEA, Emer Finnegan, Director General of the Council Legal Service, discusses how European law has been used to respond to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and how the Legal Service assists the institutions in responding to other major political challenges for the EU. About the Speaker: Emer Finnegan is the Director-General of the Council Legal Service and the Legal Counsel of the European Council. She is the first Irish national and the second woman to hold these posts. Ms Finnegan has worked in the Council Legal Service since 1999 and was made a Director in the Service in 2015. As a Director, she was responsible for legal issues in the Competitiveness, Environment, and Transport, Telecom, and Energy Councils, and for legal issues concerning Employment, Social Affairs, Education, Agriculture and Fisheries. Ms Finnegan was closely involved with the negotiations on the Withdrawal Agreement and the Trade and Cooperation Agreement with the UK, and she has extensive experience representing the Council before the Court of Justice of the European Union.

Imagine being able to automate your legal processes and create digital products without needing to write a single line of code. Sounds amazing, right? Well, with the power of no-code platforms, it's now a reality!This week we're super excited to be chatting with Dorna Moini, Founder of Gavel, a no-code platform that enables end-to-end legal automation and legal product creation without needing to know how to code. Dorna has revolutionized the legal industry by making it easy for lawyers and law firms to automate their document and workflow processes, build expert systems, create client portals, and collaborate with clients. As a former practising attorney herself, Dorna understands the pain points of legal professionals and has dedicated her career to solving them through innovative technology. She is a true leader in the legal tech space and an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs everywhere.

In this episode, our guests Brad Blickstein, David Cambria, and returning guest Keith Maziarek join host Ab to discuss the findings from the 3rd Legal Pricing and Project Management (LPMM) Survey Report. They delve into the key challenges and trends shaping the legal industry, touching upon innovation, technology, client expectations, and the future of legal service delivery. Tune in to explore the data and analysis from the report, as these experts share their perspectives on the current state and future of legal operations.Key discussion points: [00:02:16] The current state of law firm investments in innovation and technology [00:10:45] Contradictions between client expectations and rewarded behaviors [00:18:50] Challenges faced by law firm and legal department executives in adopting process and collaboration improvements [00:27:12] The real threat to law firm success and how to address it [00:34:23] The impact of economic downturns on the legal industry and the potential for future transformation Don't miss this in-depth conversation that offers valuable insights for legal professionals interested in legal tech, legal project management, and legal service delivery.A more in-depth commentary is available on FringeLegal.com

In this Strategies LIVE! episode, Bernardo van der Laat, Andrés Jara and Donald Dubón discuss the rise of alternative legal service providers (ALSPs) and their impact on the legal industry — particularly in Latin America. They highlight the benefits and challenges, and how ALSPs can complement traditional law firms. Speakers: Donald Dubón, Co-Founder, IO·Epik Andrés Jara, Co-Founder, Alster Legal Bernardo van der Laat, Managing Director, PredictaBill (Host) Series Description: The LMA Strategies LIVE! podcast series examines subject matters and issues affecting legal marketers and the work that we do. This podcast series expands on Strategies & Voices content and elevates expert insights advancing legal marketing.

In this episode, Steve Fretzin and Dorna Moini discuss:Automating for affordable options. Tapping into larger segments of the legal market. Adopting technology in your practice. Resources available for lawyers to start utilizing technology for little work and little money.  Key Takeaways:There is a cap to how much people will pay for a service, and you are also limited by time. Thinking of other billing models or automated services can help you to break out of the mold with something more lucrative. There is a place for the billable hour, but it doesn't need to apply to all services. For cost and convenience, consumers like digital products and services. Younger attorneys have a leg up with technology and that is a strength on their resumes. "I hear this more from people outside of the legal field than the lawyers themselves about ‘jobs can be replaced, why would anyone want to use automation', but I think at the end of the day, I see this, and a lot of our customers see this, as an opportunity. ." —  Dorna Moini Thank you to our Sponsors!Legalese Marketing: https://legaleasemarketing.com/Moneypenny: https://www.moneypenny.com/us/Practice Panther: https://www.practicepanther.com/ Episode References: ABA TECHSHOW: https://www.techshow.com/Zapier: https://zapier.com/TextExpander: https://textexpander.com/Grammarly: https://app.grammarly.com/Lob: https://www.lob.com/Upwork: https://www.upwork.com/Book: Play Bigger by Al Ramadan: https://www.amazon.com/Play-Bigger-Dreamers-Innovators-Dominate/dp/0062407619 Connect with Dorna Moini:  Website: https://www.gavel.io/Email: dorna@gavel.ioLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/documentautomation/Twitter: https://twitter.com/gavel_io Connect with Steve Fretzin:LinkedIn: Steve FretzinTwitter: @stevefretzinFacebook: Fretzin, Inc.Website: Fretzin.comEmail: Steve@Fretzin.comBook: Legal Business Development Isn't Rocket Science and more!YouTube: Steve FretzinCall Steve directly at 847-602-6911  Show notes by Podcastologist Chelsea Taylor-Sturkie Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

Experts from the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System (IAALS) discuss how and why states are using non-lawyer legal service providers on the latest episode of LSC's “Talk Justice” podcast, released today. Talk Justice Co-host Cat Moon is joined by guests Michael Houlberg, director of special projects for IAALS, and Jim Sandman, president emeritus of LSC and IAALS board member.

Experts from the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System (IAALS) discuss how and why states are using non-lawyer legal service providers on the latest episode of LSC's “Talk Justice” podcast, released today. Talk Justice Co-host Cat Moon is joined by guests Michael Houlberg, director of special projects for IAALS, and Jim Sandman, president emeritus of LSC and IAALS board member.

According to Investopedia...which ranks and reviews a whole range of financial services and products, LegalShield  was the top overall "online legal service," in the U.S. in 2022.What is an online legal service and why does that matter?  Should you use one?Recently LegalShield named a new CEO. Warren Schlichting is a veteran technology and media executive with experience at places such as Sling TV and Dish Network.Bob wanted to meet Warren, learn more about his plans for LegalShield and talk about the future of legal services...and how this company fits in.More and more, consumers and businesses are understanding that traditional legal service delivery models are not only outdated, but they don't serve a large portion of the public.  How much does LegalShield address these issues?Listen in!

Turning a legal service into a product has already been proven to be both profitable for lawyers and a huge help in increasing access to justice. So, how do you join this new wave and productize your services? Sharon Nelson and Jim Calloway talk with Dorna Moini about strategies for creating a legal product for your target market, pricing recommendations for today's clients, and future outlooks as legal products change the way we deliver services in the profession. Dorna Moini is the CEO and founder of Gavel, a no-code platform for building document automation and client-facing legal products.

Turning a legal service into a product has already been proven to be both profitable for lawyers and a huge help in increasing access to justice. So, how do you join this new wave and productize your services? Sharon Nelson and Jim Calloway talk with Dorna Moini about strategies for creating a legal product for your target market, pricing recommendations for today's clients, and future outlooks as legal products change the way we deliver services in the profession. Dorna Moini is the CEO and founder of Gavel, a no-code platform for building document automation and client-facing legal products.

On today's episode, Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Farquhar and Major Jason Coffey discuss the Army Legal Service, his background, his role at The Judge Advocate General's Legal Center, and his focus on interoperability.

Ethics attorney Jim Doppke makes his fourth appearance on the show to discuss the pros and cons of liberalizing legal ethics rules like Model Rule of Professional Conduct 5.4 that prohibit people who are not lawyers from owning an interest in legal services companies and preventing them from sharing in legal fees. In recent years, states like Utah and Arizona that are testing the waters and permitting lawyers to team up with others to provide legal services and share legal fees. Jim discusses the ethical implications of these programs and explores preliminary statistics from the programs that trac the number of people served and the number of complaints raised about the services. Jim is an ethics attorney with the Chicago firm of Robinson, Stewart, Montgomery & Doppke. Before that, he spent most of his career as a prosecutor with the Illinois ARDC (the Attorney Registration and Discipline Commission). He also has a legal ethics focused podcast called Legal Ethics Now and Next.

Since 2002, Aboriginal Family Violence Prevention and Legal Service, Djirra has been working to address family and domestic violence in Indigenous communities. 

Since 2002, Aboriginal Family Violence Prevention and Legal Service, Djirra has been working to address family and domestic violence in Indigenous communities. 

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Welcome to the Financial Secrets Revealed Series 2 podcast episode where Amanda Cassar meets with Daniela Henninger, Financial Counsellor and Natasha McGrow, Practice Director of Domestic Violence Units for Women's Legal Service, Queensland.  WLSQ are an Australian state-based resource to assist those going through DV and financial abuse to come out the other side.  They are a nonprofit organisation.Daniela is a qualified and experienced financial counsellor, who has helped many women come to understand their finances when leaving their relationships.Natasha McGrow is the Principal Lawyer for WLSQ specializing in Domestic Violence.Offer Purchase your copy of Financial Secrets Revealed on Amazon: Financial Secrets Revealed: Cassar, Amanda: Amazon.com.au: BooksPurchase your copy of the book on Booktopia:Financial Secrets Revealed, Collective Wisdom from Business Gurus, Financial Geniuses and Everyday Heroes by Amanda Cassar | 9781925648546 | BooktopiaPurchase your copy of the book on Barnes & Noble:Financial Secrets Revealed by Amanda Cassar, Paperback | Barnes & Noble® (barnesandnoble.com)ResourcesAbout our Website - Women's Legal Service Queensland (wlsq.org.au) (Company Website)Get Help | Women's Legal Service Queensland | Free legal assistance (wlsq.org.au) (Get Help Resource)Women's Legal Service Queensland | Facebook (Facebook Page)https://www.instagram.com/womenslegalserviceqld  (Instagram page)Women's Legal Service Queensland: Overview | LinkedIn (LinkedIn Company page)Articles of InterestWLSQ   https://wlsq.org.au/National Debt Helpline    https://ndh.org.au/If you, a child or another person are in immediate danger, you should call the police now on 000You can also call the police on 131 444 to report a crime after it's happened in Queensland.DVConnectCall1800 811 811Websitehttp://www.dvconnect.orgQueensland 24-hour telephone advice line for domestic violence crisis support, information on safety planning and access to a refuge.1800 RESPECTCall1800 737 732Websitehttps://www.1800respect.org.au/National 24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault telephone counselling serviceSexual Assault HelplineCall1800 010 120Websitehttp://www.dvconnect.org/sexual-assault-helpline-2/For crisis counselling, information and referral in relation to sexual assault. (7.30am – 11.30pm, 7 days)Support the show

In this episode, Shae speaks with Ben Fogarty.Ben is a barrister at Denman Chambers, with expertise in discrimination law (specialising in disability discrimination), administrative law, criminal law, guardianship and mental health law, and employment and industrial relations laws. He has been a barrister for 10 years and, prior to that, was a solicitor for 12 years. Prior to being called to the bar, Ben was the senior solicitor at the Homeless Persons' Legal Service. He has also been the Acting Director of Pro Bono at Gilbert+Tobin Lawyers, the principal solicitor at the Intellectual Disability Rights Service, the outreach solicitor at the Darwin Community Legal Service and the principal solicitor of the NSW Disability Discrimination Legal Centre. He has also worked at Redfern Legal Centre and the Inner-City Legal Centre. Ben's work in the community legal sector covered a very broad range of laws. Ben also taught criminal law for 9 years at the University of New South Wales, his last year being 2012. Ben has advised and appeared both for applicants and respondents in New South Wales, Queensland and Commonwealth disability discrimination.This podcast has been sponsored by the Australian Finance Group Australia (AFG). Australian Finance Group was established in 1994. For 27 years we have been on a mission to create a fairer financial future for Australians. And that starts with providing our brokers with unwavering support, powerful tools, and passionate expertise to grow their business, their future. Australians trust their brokers with their biggest assets, and in turn, our brokers trust us with theirs.

In this episode, Shae speaks with Ben Fogarty.Ben is a barrister at Denman Chambers, with expertise in discrimination law (specialising in disability discrimination), administrative law, criminal law, guardianship and mental health law, and employment and industrial relations laws. He has been a barrister for 10 years and, prior to that, was a solicitor for 12 years. Prior to being called to the bar, Ben was the senior solicitor at the Homeless Persons' Legal Service. He has also been the Acting Director of Pro Bono at Gilbert+Tobin Lawyers, the principal solicitor at the Intellectual Disability Rights Service, the outreach solicitor at the Darwin Community Legal Service and the principal solicitor of the NSW Disability Discrimination Legal Centre. He has also worked at Redfern Legal Centre and the Inner-City Legal Centre. Ben's work in the community legal sector covered a very broad range of laws. Ben also taught criminal law for 9 years at the University of New South Wales, his last year being 2012. Ben has advised and appeared both for applicants and respondents in New South Wales, Queensland and Commonwealth disability discrimination.This podcast has been sponsored by the Australian Finance Group Australia (AFG). Australian Finance Group was established in 1994. For 27 years we have been on a mission to create a fairer financial future for Australians. And that starts with providing our brokers with unwavering support, powerful tools, and passionate expertise to grow their business, their future. Australians trust their brokers with their biggest assets, and in turn, our brokers trust us with theirs.

Greg Barnes, Chair of the Prisoners Legal Service

Lt. Cmdr. Denise Romeo, professional development officer at Region Legal Service Office Mid-Atlantic, discusses the Command Duty Officer (CDO) Program with Cmdr. Marc Brewen, former Executive Officer, Region Legal Service Office Mid-Atlantic, and how it is an important leadership experience for First Tour Judge Advocates.

Presented by lawyer Sophie Quinn, episode 1 introduces listeners to Sisters in Law, a community legal education podcast. Sophie outlines the work of the Central Australian Women’s Legal Service in conversation with her colleague and fellow CAWLS lawyer, Amber Russell. The history and development of Women’s Legal Services across the country is also discussed. Music Credits: 'I thought' by Donna Velia and 'Fool' by Kirra Voller. Please note, Sisters in Law is designed and intended to provide general information current at the time of publication, for informational purposes only. The contents do not constitute legal advice. You should seek legal advice or other professional advice in relation to any particular matters you may have. Reach us at cawls.org.au/contact/ Produced in partnership with 8CCC Community Radio. Sisters In Law Season Two has been made possible through the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation. Find out more at www.cbf.org.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you fearing a new future where big tech companies push you out of business? Where the Amazon of legal services makes you obsolete? My guest and I are here to tell you to put those fears to bed. Conrad Saam is the founder of Mockingbird Marketing, an agency focused on marketing for the legal industry. He previously spent 6 years running marketing for Avvo, and he really gets the role big tech and automation can and will play in the legal services market. Conrad joins us this week to discuss the future of big tech in the legal space. Since seeing brands like LegalZoom actively enter the legal practice in Arizona, there are some alarm bells going off and lawyers fearing the Amazonification of law, and being made redundant and overpriced. We discuss why these fears are unfounded, and how big tech can actually expand the whole market for legal services. Automated services can make the whole pie bigger, instead of just stealing your slice. We see parallels in the medical and even accounting industries proving just this.  The sky isn't falling, but you may have to embrace new tech and really think about your differentiation tactics and unique value propositions. Find Conrad at https://mockingbird.marketing/ or on Twitter at https://twitter.com/ConradSaam ----- FiveStarCounsel.com Get our FREE client service whitepaper! Join the Five Star Counsellors FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1575616019297055 Here's a link for you to get 20% off your first year of using TextExpander! - https://fivestarcounsel.com/textexpander

I interviewed Debbie Read | Managing Partner of Thompson Hine on Thursday, June 3rd, 2021. We discussed several topics such as: Analytical Thinking Choosing Thompson Hine  Family Values that Formed Her Rising to Meet High Expectations Innovating to Meet Client Needs  Changing Lawyer Behavior is Hard  SmartPaTH, Thompson Hine's Service Delivery Approach Servant Leadership Creates Success for the Firm Reading Recommendation _______________________________________________ Give Feedback Please share your feedback for the show, who I should interview, and the topics that interest you right now.  _______________________________________________ Links referred to in this episode: Deborah Read | Firm Website Biography Deborah Read | LinkedIn Profile Thompson Hine | Firm Website Thompson Hine Innovation Survey 2020 The American Lawyer Feature on Mandatory Budgets at Thompson Hine Thompson Hine Innovation Webpage Lifetime Achiever: Charles Queenan | The American Lawyer Altman Weil | Law Department Surveys Different: Escaping the Competitive Herd | Youngme Moon

In this episode, Caroline continues her conversation with Samantha Kubek, a former Equal Justice Works (EJW) fellow co-sponsored by GT and Greystone & Co. Inc. Kubek discusses some of the challenges that her clients face when they're applying for veterans benefits, how she practices self-care, and long-term efforts in the Senate to pass the Military Justice Improvement and Increasing Prevention Act, legislation designed to reshape the manner in which the U.S. military prosecutes sexual assault within its ranks.

Founding LVM board member, Keith Maziarek, Director of Pricing and Legal Project Management at Katten, Pratik Patel Co Founder and Vice President, Innovation at law company Elevate Services and Chad Main, founder of Percipient talk about how the demand for legal services is changing and creating partnership opportunities for law firms and other allied legal service providers to better serve clients.

Tens of thousands of women marched in rallies and protests across Australia last week. They sought a renewed dialogue about misogyny, sexual assault and respect.   New Zealand established a specialised court ten years ago to deal sensitively with victims of sexual assault. Angela Lynch from the Women's Legal Service of QLD joins us to talk about how the court works and why she's leading a push to establish a similar court here in Australia.   It's time to start treating victims of sexual assault with the care and respect they deserve – and it might just mean more perpetrators are brought to justice. In Today's Headlines  Weather crisis continues across Australia  More claims of sex romps in Canberra's parliament house PM under pressure over inquiry pause Former NRL and NFL star Jarryd Hayne found guilty of sexual assault NZ travel bubble talks continue OR watch Today's Headlines on YouTube: http://bit.ly/TheBriefingSUBSCRIBE  Follow The Briefing Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast  Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAU Twitter: @TheBriefingAU    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Running a small business puts an owner in a position where they have to be a master of many skills. From marketing to management to human resources AND even legal decisions. Dana Swarner talks about access to legal services for the small business owner and how it can be a lot less expensive (and more readily available) than you ever thought it could be! If you would like to discuss Legal Shield with Dana, please CLICK HERE As always, if you have any questions about any money related topicy, email david@parallelfinancial.com to schedule a complementary 30 minute consultation.