Podcasts about online law

Episode Overview: Alexander McCaig and Jason Rigby explore the practical applications of the Law of One, discussing how this universal principle affects daily life, personal growth, and spiritual evolution. The hosts break down complex metaphysical concepts into actionable insights.   Key Topics & Timestamps:   Introduction to The Law of One (00:01-01:09) Initial discussion about location contrast: Cabo San Lucas vs. Santa Fe Introduction to the Law of One concept Clarification that it's not a rulebook but the fabric of reality itself   Understanding Raw & Social Memory Complex (01:09-03:05) Raw as an independent advisor rather than a prescriptive guide Discussion of source consciousness and unified awareness Explanation of how the Law of One strips away illusions   The Nature of Separation & Distortion (03:05-05:24) Deep dive into the illusion of separateness How people create distortions in reality The interconnectedness of all beings, including political figures How understanding oneness leads to neutrality   Catalysts for Growth (05:24-07:53) Understanding challenges as catalysts The role of equilibrium in nature and spirit How disharmony signals drift from center The importance of self-conversation   Practical Applications (07:53-10:07) Discussion of the "maze field" of third density The importance of internal reflection Understanding personality differences The role of fear in evolution   Survival Instincts vs. Modern Challenges (14:55-17:02) Evolution of human challenges Historical survival needs vs. modern artificial challenges The purpose of life vs. punishment Understanding recurring patterns   Emotional Processing (17:02-21:41) Dealing with recurring situations The importance of curiosity Understanding different perspectives The nature of emotions vs. thoughts   Choosing Love & Understanding (21:41-25:47) Practical steps for embracing unity The importance of self-love Dealing with internal division Trust in the journey   Reading The Law of One (25:47-28:04) Tips for studying the material Recommendation to focus on chapters 1.1-1.20 Using AI tools to understand complex concepts The importance of proper study methods   Key Quotes:   "Anything that separates you from source is unreal." "You can never separate from reality." "The catalyst is exactly what we need at the exact time for us to evolve." "You have just as much to learn from an idiot as you do from a genius."   Practical Steps Discussed: Practice self-awareness Cultivate curiosity Embrace different perspectives Choose love in every interaction Trust the journey   Resources Mentioned:   The Law of One books (specifically chapters 1.1-1.20) Online resources for reading the Law of One AI tools for understanding complex texts (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini)   Action Items for Listeners:   Read the first chapter and sections 1.1-1.20 of the Law of One Practice observing triggers without judgment Apply the five practical steps in daily life Subscribe to Higher Density Living Engage with the show on social media platforms   Next Steps for Deeper Understanding:   Study the basic concepts before moving to advanced materials Practice emotional awareness Apply neutrality in challenging situations Engage with different perspectives Focus on internal growth rather than external circumstances   Follow-Up Resources:   Higher Density Living social media channels TARTLE podcast for data privacy information Online Law of One study materials   Call to Action: Subscribe to Higher Density Living on YouTube and other platforms to support the show and continue your journey of understanding universal consciousness and personal growth.

Send us a Text Message with thoughts, guest suggestions, stories and more, HERE! In this episode, we chat with longtime listener turned 2L law student, Ashley Flores! Ashley shares her journey in attending Vermont Law and Graduate School from choosing the virtual path to navigating the unique challenges (hello, Zoom fatigue!) and rewards of remote learning. We discuss how listening to the podcast influenced her decision to pursue law, tips for staying motivated, and her favorite study hacks. Whether you're curious about online law school or just want to hear Ashley's inspiring story, this episode is packed with insights and fun moments! Check out all of the programs HERE: https://www.ladieswholawschool.com/blog/onlinelawschool Follow Ashley Here: TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn BECOME A "GO TO" ROCKSTAR FIRST-YEAR LAWYER (AND STILL FEEL LIKE A HUMAN). Go to https://www.newlawyernowwhat.com/ to find out how! Get a free trial of Audible using this LINK! What type of lawyer QuizSupport the showFollow us on Instagram @theladieswholawpodcast

Erik and Nathan discuss online law school options for a rural student. Read more on our website!Email daily@lsatdemon.com with questions or comments.Watch this episode on YouTube.

Listener Brian wonders how to evaluate the merits of fully online law schools. Will online law students struggle to find jobs compared to their in-person counterparts? Read more on our website!Email daily@lsatdemon.com with questions or comments.Watch this episode on YouTube.

Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we have Sarah Covington, one of the authors of Digitally Remastered: Modern Law School, with us to talk about the book and the online law school experience. In this episode we discuss: Sarah's background and her path to law school What the book Digitally Remastered: Modern Law School is about How does an accredited online law school program work? Do you have to be in a study group to be successful? Extracurricular activities in the context of an online program Balancing law school with personal obligations Resources: Digitally Remastered: Modern Law School, by Jessica Carmichael, Bethany Carr, Sarah Covington (https://cap-press.com/books/isbn/9781531026943/Digitally-Remastered) Podcast Episode 264: Mid-Semester Check-in in a Virtual Law School Environment (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/podcast-episode-264-mid-semester-check-in-in-a-virtual-law-school-environment/) 6 Things to Think About When Considering a Study Group (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/6-things-to-think-about-when-considering-a-study-group/) 10 Things Every 1L Can Do to Successfully Navigate Their First Virtual Semester of Law School (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/10-things-every-1l-can-do-to-successfully-navigate-their-first-virtual-semester-of-law-school/) Thinking Outside the Box: Should You Start a Virtual Study Group? (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/thinking-outside-the-box-should-you-start-a-virtual-study-group/) Tips for Utilizing Virtual Office Hours (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/tips-for-utilizing-virtual-office-hours/) Download the Transcript  (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/episode-408-inside-the-online-law-school-experience-w-sarah-covington/) If you enjoy the podcast, we'd love a nice review and/or rating on Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/law-school-toolbox-podcast/id1027603976) or your favorite listening app. And feel free to reach out to us directly. You can always reach us via the contact form on the Law School Toolbox website (http://lawschooltoolbox.com/contact). If you're concerned about the bar exam, check out our sister site, the Bar Exam Toolbox (http://barexamtoolbox.com/). You can also sign up for our weekly podcast newsletter (https://lawschooltoolbox.com/get-law-school-podcast-updates/) to make sure you never miss an episode! Thanks for listening! Alison & Lee

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, in 2021, only 51% of students attending law school online rated their programs as either “excellent” or “good”. Just one year later, this number has jumped to 72%, narrowing the gap between in-person satisfaction, currently at 78%, up from 76% over the same time period.

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Joe and Kathryn talk with Chris Chapman, CEO of AccessLex, about their study on the components of a successful online legal education environment. They discuss the scope of online and/or hybrid models of legal education, the key features of a good online law school learning environment, which technology is essential, and the potential pitfalls of online law school.   Highlights Distance learning and law schools - 1:27 Online legal education - 4:33 Technology is the baseline - 5:54 One of the critical factors to access - 7:18 Teaching online is different - 8:25 The world is changing - 11:21 Legal education right now - 16:12 People believing this is temporary - 17:00 Everybody believes their program is unique - 20:01 Do not pretend that this is going to be over in November - 25:01   Episode Resources Connect with Kathryn Rubino and Joe Patrice kathryn@abovethelaw.com  joepatrice@abovethelaw.com Connect with Chris Chapman: aharris@sspr.com  https://www.accesslex.org/board-directors

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In this podcast episode, we discuss the changes in online marketing over the last ten years, and what continues to work for attorneys to drive new business to their firms while keeping attorneys in control.

There are no quick fixes in attorney website marketing, and content-based SEO isn't a quick fix, either. However, there seems to be no shortage of ways that people have tried to fool Google into ranking web pages higher than they would otherwise merit. Google's algorithms have significantly improved over the past decade and it's become much harder to trick the search engine. That hasn't stopped some attorneys -- or their SEO providers -- from trying to use shortcut tactics. In this episode, we discuss why bluffs don't pay in online law firm marketing, as well as a number of tactics that attorneys should avoid.

It matters how you invest your online marketing budget. However, we often see attorneys investing their time, money, or both into marketing expenses instead of assets. These expenses have a poor return on investment and often leave attorneys disappointed, confused, frustrated, and with little to show for the time or money they've put in. It's not always easy for attorneys to tell the difference between assets and expenses. But this podcast episode will help you identify three key features of each so that you can have more confidence in your marketing investment strategy.

When attorneys focus on what they know they can control, they avoid wasting time and money fighting things that neither they -- nor anyone else -- have power over. They can then focus their energy on the activities that they have legitimate influence over, and that will help them grow a strong, sustainable web presence that connects them with the right potential clients.

The language that you choose for the content on your law firm's website can make a significant difference in how potential clients find you, how they interpret what you have to say, and whether or not they decide to hire you when the time is right to choose an attorney. In this episode, we discuss how to choose the right language to reach your law firm's intended audience. 

In Episode #31, we discuss why it's important for attorneys to understand the motivations behind all the players involved in the online law firm marketing landscape. Understanding the driving forces behind behaviors can be a powerful tool for your online marketing in a number of ways. The ability to understand the motivations of all the players involved in your online marketing can affect your ability to do sustainable and effective online marketing for your law firm. Those players include yourself, the people who are trying to sell you things, your potential clients' motivations and even Google's motivations. Once you can understand what drives you, salespeople, your audience and the search engines to behave in the way that they do, you'll be much less susceptible to empty sales talk. You'll be able to avoid doing things that cause you to waste time or money on your law firm's marketing. And that means you'll be able to focus on what does work, instead of chasing after things that don't produce long-term results for your law firm.

A client persona -- a fictional representation of your ideal client -- can provide you with a deeper understanding of your clients' needs, motivations, and background. In this episode, we discuss the details surrounding client personas, why they’re important for your content strategy, and how to craft one that helps you drive quality potential clients to your law firm's website and blog.  

When it comes to online marketing for law firms, many attorneys believe that it's the biggest spenders who win. This belief is problematic for a number of reasons, and it often leaves attorneys spending large sums of money without getting meaningful or long lasting results in return.  In Episode 15, Victoria Blute discusses the myth of "the biggest spenders win," and how you can use your marketing budget more effectively.

Lawyer Jeanette Jufkins joins Mike Handcock to discuss what to watch out for contracturally and legally when building an online business. Many of us want that lifestyle where we live anywhere, but sometimes due to the online world we can rack up big problems, break the law or get screwed without any awareness. This is a must listen show for anyone considering bsuiness online. Jeanette is also a lifestyle entrepreneur running her firm from whereever she choses globally and she markets simple fixes online to your most relevant business issues. Check her out at www.onyxonlinelaw.com 

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With tuition costs for traditional law schools rising and law students struggling to pay off debt, online legal education can be an alternative for some. Attorneys and co-hosts Bob Ambrogi and J. Craig Williams welcome Ellen Murphy, the Program Director for Concord Law School’s Small Business Practice LLM and Attorney Ross E. Mitchell, a graduate of Concord Law School of Kaplan University, to get an inside look at an online legal education. They talk about the online process, interaction, accreditation and what the future holds for online legal education.

The key speakers in this session are Richard Parkinson of Pinsent Masons LLP, Fran Eccles-Bech of Manchester Law Society, Joy Kingsley of Pannone LLP, and Graeme Jump of Mace and Jones. As employers restrict access to Facebook and other social media sites during regular working hours, email is still the number one time waster, according to UKFast's legal industry round table. Supporting the findings of the Confederation of the British Industry (CBI), personal email and internet use were identified by the panel as replacing sick days as the biggest danger to workplace productivity. Despite companies restricting the use of numerous sites to lunchtimes, finding a balance between acting like a Big Brother-style organisation and preventing essential time wasting is still a key issue. As 1 in 20 of all divorce petitions filed in England and Wales are now issued online, law firms also must prepare themselves to trade online as well as promote their business through their website. According to the expert panel, the legal community must inspire trust to encourage consumers to do this.

The key speakers in this session are Richard Parkinson of Pinsent Masons LLP, Fran Eccles-Bech of Manchester Law Society, Joy Kingsley of Pannone LLP, and Graeme Jump of Mace and Jones. As employers restrict access to Facebook and other social media sites during regular working hours, email is still the number one time waster, according to UKFast's legal industry round table. Supporting the findings of the Confederation of the British Industry (CBI), personal email and internet use were identified by the panel as replacing sick days as the biggest danger to workplace productivity. Despite companies restricting the use of numerous sites to lunchtimes, finding a balance between acting like a Big Brother-style organisation and preventing essential time wasting is still a key issue. As 1 in 20 of all divorce petitions filed in England and Wales are now issued online, law firms also must prepare themselves to trade online as well as promote their business through their website. According to the expert panel, the legal community must inspire trust to encourage consumers to do this.