4.11 What Future Lawyers Can Learn From Biographers

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The Future Law Podcast

Michael Madison

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The legal system and the legal profession are changing faster than ever, via the development of legaltech, the rise of managed services and legal ops, and changes to student numbers and graduate outcomes. Our podcast is about exploring and understanding the changes. The Future Law Podcast cuts through the noise surrounding the future of law. We explore leadership and management, technology and law, law firms, courts, and other legal institutions, legal education and training, and the roles of law in society.

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4.11 What Future Lawyers Can Learn From Biographers

The Future Law Podcast

24 minutes 44 seconds

1 year ago

4.11 What Future Lawyers Can Learn From Biographers

You can definitely learn a thing or two from those who aren’t necessarily in the field of law.

That’s why Mike Madison chats to lawyer-turned-prize-winning-biographer John Matteson about how future lawyers draw on the talents of historians and biographers – and the reverse.

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Guest: John Matteson – https://amzn.to/3O8TMdv

Hosts: Dan Hunter and Mike Madison

Executive Producer: Pariya Taherzadeh

Editor/Mixer: Pariya Taherzadeh

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[This episode was published originally on June 13, 2022.]