Podcasts about lexshares

Dr. Maria-Vittoria “Giugi” Carminati, Esq. sat down with LegalCast's Elisa D'Amico to discuss her life as a “recovering” lawyer (she's moved into the business side of the law). Giugi breaks down her book, The Livable Law Method, where she discusses how project management and prioritization of mental health can help reduce and prevent burnout for attorneys - with a focus on solo practitioners or those who work at small and/or plaintiffs' firms. Giugi discusses her own experience with burnout and how she was able to find success and happiness in the law, and in her life, in part by focusing not only on self-care, but team-care.  Currently serving as VP of Business Development at LexShares, Giugi holds years of experience in litigation with licensure in four states and the District of Columbia. Giugi specializes in commercial litigation and constitutional law, and has worked with clients in real estate, pharmaceuticals, oil & gas, and telecommunications. Before joining LexShares, Giugi founded The Woman's Layer, a family law group specializing in civil litigation, domestic violence cases, and filing protection orders. Giugi is committed to civil rights and social justice, and is able to stay connected to her passions through her work with LexShares. Giugi speaks three languages (French, Italian, and Spanish) and holds a Doctorate and Masters in Space Law, a Juris Doctorate, and Bachelor's degrees in history and political science. In her free time, Giugi enjoys scuba diving and teaching scuba diving. She is also involved with environmental research and is currently working on mapping the humpback whale genome. You can get in touch with Giugi by emailing her at giugi.carminati@lexshares.com or by connecting with her on LinkedIn or Twitter. Her book The Livable Law Method, is on sale at Amazon. Remember to subscribe and follow us on social media… LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mass-tort-news Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/masstortnewsorg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/masstortnews.org

Recorded at Mass Torts Made Perfect in Las Vegas, NV April of 2022.0:20 – Giugi Carminati, LexShares, https://www.lexshares.com/0:49 - De Novo Review, https://denovoreview.com/1:14 – Ray Maldonado, Ybarra Maldonado & Alagha Law Group, https://abogadoray.com/1:40 – Jeff Bartholomew, Netmark Business Services, https://netmarkservices.com/2:00 – Jessica Shaffer, Legal Nurse Alliance, https://lncalliance.com/2:23 – Jacob Whitehead, SW Employment Law, https://swemploymentlaw.com/2:50 – Jay Edelson, Edelson PC, https://edelson.com/3:28 – Matthew Kearny, LeadingResponse, https://leadingresponse.com/4:15 - Ryan Chase, Fortis, https://www.fortisprivatebank.com/4:40 – Nick Mucerino, Forman Law Offices, https://www.formanlawoffices.com/5:08 – Ammad Sheikh, Duffy & Duffy, https://www.duffyduffylaw.com/

Recorded at Mass Torts Made Perfect in Las Vegas, NV April of 2022.0:17 - Giugi Carminati, LexShares, https://www.lexshares.com/2:42 - Bre Swanson, LEX Reception, https://www.lexreception.com/4:03 - Samantha Esilva, De Novo Review, https://denovoreview.com/4:45 - Ray Maldonado, Ybarra Maldonado & Alagha Law Group, https://abogadoray.com/5:44 - Jeff Bartholomew, Netmark Business Services, https://netmarkservices.com/7:50 - Paul Carrier, Claimant Medical Data Solutions, https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-carrier-065b7746/9:01 - Jessica Shaffer, Legal Nurse Alliance, https://lncalliance.com/10:39 - Jacob Whitehead, SW Employment Law, https://swemploymentlaw.com/12:08 - Jay Edelson, Edelson PC, https://edelson.com/14:58 - Matthew Kearny, LeadingResponse, https://leadingresponse.com/16:52 - Keith Newstrom, Intake Conversion Experts, https://www.intakeconversion.com/17:30 - Mark Panzavecchia, Panzavecchia & Associates, https://www.panzavecchialaw.com/19:38 - Nick Mucerino, Forman Law Offices, https://www.formanlawoffices.com/21:37 - Neal Zeer, Express Funding of America, https://efafunds.com/23:50 - Paul Faust, RingBoost, https://www.ringboost.com/25:18 - Jeff Trueman, Jeff Trueman, Esq., Mediator & Arbitrator, https://www.jefftrueman.com/26:53 - Vesper Gibbs Barnes, Law Office of Vesper Gibbs Barnes & Associates, https://www.vespergibbsbarneslaw.com/27:44 - Ammad Sheikh, Duffy & Duffy, https://www.duffyduffylaw.com/30:16 - Steve Chapman, Webb Cason & Manning, https://www.wcctxlaw.com/

Litigation Finance and the Plaintiffs Bar With Matthew Oxman, Vice President of Business Development & Investments at LexShares, With Host Richard Levick of LEVICK: Matthew Oxman, Vice President of Business Development & Investments at LexShares, which funds attorneys, law firms and plaintiffs with commercial lawsuits, and is one of the most active litigation finance firms in the world, speaks with host Richard Levick of LEVICK. Matt discusses the challenges presented on the plaintiff side such as inflationary wage and cost pressures, retaining talent and re-considering physical footprints in light of the work-from-home revolution; trends with respect to capital inflows; industry trends regarding how capital is deployed and how the industry was formerly primarily single case, single plaintiff funding and the move to embrace law firm portfolio funding, corporate legal department funding and even defense-side funding; and a growing awareness both within law firms and among courts of the importance of litigation funding. 

Litigation lenders are always looking at opportunities like patent cases to invest in and get paid, but is there enough money to invest in the Heartbeat Act to get funding? The demographics show that the world is heading towards negative population growth. Careers come first for the youngest generations currently in college and they're employing measures like freezing eggs to ensure their parenting plan stays on track. Looking at the abortion issue in this light, the state has an interest in making sure the population doesn't dwindle down to zero. With little hope for people to agree on abortion rights in the foreseeable future, Jack Russo and Rafael Chodos discuss why litigation lenders will likely support bounty hunting litigation. 

Cayse Llorens is CEO of LexShares, a Boston-based company that specializes in civil commercial litigation finance. - We spoke about the types of litigation finance - How a company like LexShares compares and thrives compared to other players in the space Enjoy! Michael

Litigation finance is a unique niche within the alternative asset space. FD and FD Fund Administration National Private Equity Practice Leader, Bob Woosley had a discussion with Jay Greenberg, Chief Executive Officer of LEXSHARES and attorney, Doug Gruener, Partner with Levenfeld Pearlstein on a topic that applies to investors, portfolio companies, attorneys as well as investment bankers. Watch this podcast: https://www.fd-fa.com/videos/private-equity-360-what-is-litigation-finance/

My guest in this episode is Jay Greenberg. Jay is LexShares’ Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, responsible for the strategic oversight and operational management of the firm. Prior to founding LexShares, Mr. Greenberg worked in Deutsche Bank's technology investment banking group where he focused on merger and acquisition advisory, debt and equity financings primarily for enterprise software, technology services and financial technology companies. There, he advised on over $13 billion of mergers and acquisitions and was involved in raising more than $5 billion of equity and debt financing. Interview Links: Lex Shares If you have enjoyed our podcast, please share with friends and family Please Subscribe, Rate, and Review on Itunes so more people can find us!   Thanks so much for joining me again. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post!     Also, please leave an honest review for the Cashflow Ninja Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I read each and every one of them.     And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates, please follow me on twitter @mclaubscher and Instagram, @thecashflowninja.   Until next time!   Live your Freedom, Live your Legacy, on your OWN Terms,   M.C. Laubscher

Interview with Andrew Seidel. He is an attorney with FFRF (Freedom From Religion Foundation). We talk about his future book, ongoing FFRF legal battles and the brand new law suit over Secretive White House bible study!https://ffrf.org/news/news-releases/item/31494-ffrf-crew-sue-over-ben-carson-foia-violationsInvesting Skeptically: LexShares

Now, I'm willing to bet that you didn't realize that a lawsuit is an asset for the plaintiff. If the case is very strong, it's a very valuable asset. Since the 1980s, people have been investing in lawsuits by advancing the cost to the plaintiff in return for an agreed portion of the award or settlement. Today's guest is Jay Greenberg, co-founder of LexShares, which funds litigation. Before he co-founded LexShares, Greenberg worked in Deutsche Bank's tech investment banking group. There, Greenberg focused on merger and acquisition advisory, debt and equity financing (primarily for enterprise software), tech services, and fintech companies. Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and read more about the Capital Gains podcast on Capitalism.com.

Why should you care about typography? That’s like asking why you should practice for an oral argument or wear a tie to court. If you aren’t already using Matthew Butterick’s typography guide for lawyers, you’ll snap up a copy after you listen to this podcast. Crowdfunding Lawsuits Crowdfunding is all the rage, these days, and now it includes lawsuits. We’ve written about two crowdfunding efforts, LexShares and CrowdJustice, and now crowdfunding has hit the news. In Colorado, a court decided crowdfunders are subject to the same lending laws as payday lenders. And Wired wrote about the use of crowdfunding sites like Indiegogo to raise money to pay legal fees and fines. So is this good or bad? We weigh in on today’s podcast.

LexShares (http://www.lexshares.com ), a new investing platform co-founded by Jay Greenberg, allows individuals to invest in litigation. Known as 'litigation finance', this form of investing hasn't been available to a wide investor base but returns have been as high as 50%. Jay talks to Zack Miller, Tradestreaming's host, about the origin of litigation finance and how investors can now use LexShares to get access to a very exciting asset class. ***Thanks for joining us on Tradestreaming Radio -- I'm very grateful for your time. It's awesome learning about these new tools and technologies together. If you're listening to this episode on iTunes, please give it a ranking and rating so that others know of the value you're finding in it. Thank you ahead of time.****