Whether you’re willing to admit it or not, no firm is too small to be a target for hackers. Each and every one—from large firms all the way down to solo attorneys—is susceptible to cybersecurity incidents. So, how do you avoid becoming a statistic? Sharon Nelson and John Simek talk with Mark Bassingthwaighte about the bad tech habits of law firms that lead t ... Show More
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Shakespeare on Law, Ethics, and Advocacy | Litigation Radio
Shakespeare and law school might not be as far apart as you thought. Guest Len Niehoff is a professor of law at the University of Michigan Law School and the author of the recent book Meeting Shakespeare at the Bar: Reading the Bard Through the Lens of the Law, a book written for ... Show More
47m 10s
Aug 21
Evaluating AI for Law Firm Marketing – We Haven’t F#&%’ed with Scorpion for Ages | Lunch Hour Legal Marketing
We’re long overdue for a classic Gyi and Conrad mess-around. Let’s poke fun at Scorpion’s new AI marketing guide, shall we? Later, the guys highlight your juicy LinkedIn comments about discount pricing in the personal injury market. ----- While we can see some merit here and ther ... Show More
53m 38s
Aug 19
Federal Judges: The Birthplace Controversy, the Constitution, and the Fight Against Rhetoric | Lawyer 2 Lawyer
Naturalized citizens have served as federal judges, including as Justices of our Supreme Court, for more than two centuries, many with great distinction. Recently Representative Nancy Mace introduced a joint resolution calling for an amendment to our Constitution that would requi ... Show More
40m 8s
Apr 2025
When Hackers Hijack Your Factory Floor
In the future, hackers will have many new vulnerabilities to exploit, especially as industries move from legacy IT to state-of-the-art digital systems. BCG’s Vanessa Lyon looks at how cyber-attacks are likely to evolve over the next ten years, and what business leaders need to do ... Show More
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