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This week, we're joined by family law attorney Anne Frances Bleecker, who is sharing lessons from more than 35 years of practicing law! From working at large law firms to building her own all-female family law practice, Anne takes us through the ups and downs of her career, her love for litigation, and what it really takes to run a successful firm. We chat about courtroom experiences, balancing motherhood and marriage with a demanding legal career, avoiding burnout, and the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people. Whether you're a law student, new attorney, or seasoned lawyer, this episode is full of career advice, perspective, and a reminder that there's no one-size-fits-all path to success in the legal profession!

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It’s time for a good old-fashioned catch-up! We’re chatting about life lately from career growth and the realities of practicing law to motherhood, maternity leave, and trying to balance it all. Plus, we get into the latest bar exam chaos, the stress of waiting for results, the importance of mentorship, and why you truly never know all the law (it’s called practice for a reason!). Grab your coffee or wine and come catch up with us!

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In this episode, Susie Altamirano shares her unconventional journey from growing up in a family of hairdressers to becoming a city attorney. She discusses discovering her passion for public service, overcoming two unsuccessful bar attempts, building experience in tax law and political consulting, and finding her way back to the legal profession. Susie also shares how mentorship, resilience, and embracing an unexpected path shaped her career and what it means to serve as a woman of color in a male-dominated field.

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Think you have to attend law school to become a lawyer? Not necessarily.

This week, we're joined by Logan Capps to discuss California's Law Office Study Program (LOSP). A unique apprenticeship pathway that allows aspiring attorneys to qualify for the bar exam without attending a traditional law school.

Logan walks us through how the program works, what it's like learning through mentorship instead of the classroom, and why discipline and self-motivation are essential for success. We also discuss the infamous "baby bar," the realities of studying independently, and how this alternative path compares to the traditional law school experience.

Whether you're considering law school, exploring alternative legal careers, or simply curious about how someone can become a lawyer without earning a J.D., this episode offers an inside look at one of the legal profession's best-kept secrets.

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In this episode of Ladies Who Law, we sit down with criminal defense attorney and law firm owner Chloe Castro to discuss her unique path from college debater and aspiring environmental lawyer to prosecutor and entrepreneur. Chloe shares how her background in performing arts helped shape her courtroom presence, why she pivoted from environmental law to criminal law, and what she learned during her years at the State Attorney's Office before launching her own practice. We also dive into her law school experience at Vermont Law School, LSAT and Florida Bar Exam study strategies, the importance of trial experience, and practical advice for aspiring attorneys looking to build a rewarding and flexible legal career.

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Not every lawyer fits the traditional mold and that's exactly what makes this conversation so refreshing.

This week, we're joined by Alyssa Ferreone, an attorney, model, content creator, and entrepreneur who has built a career that blends law with creativity. Alyssa shares how she went from dreaming of becoming a broadcast journalist to attending law school, practicing law in New York City, and eventually growing a platform that inspires thousands to embrace every part of who they are.

We talk about balancing multiple passions, overcoming the pressure to fit into a single career path, navigating social media as a legal professional, and why authenticity has been the key to her success. Whether you're a law student, practicing attorney, or someone wondering if it's okay to want more than one career, this episode is your reminder that you don't have to choose just one version of yourself.

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In this episode, the ladies are joined by Jessica Marshall, managing partner of a boutique family law firm in Chicago, to discuss her journey into family law, the realities of litigation, and the growing impact of AI on the legal profession. Jessica shares what law school was really like, the challenges she overcame during 1L, and why gaining practical experience and finding strong mentors are essential for young attorneys. The conversation also explores navigating gender bias and microaggressions in litigation, advocating for yourself while remaining professional, and how lawyers should approach AI tools like ChatGPT as a resource, not a substitute for legal judgment. Jessica offers practical advice on managing client expectations, maintaining confidence, and building a successful legal career, making this episode a must-listen for law students, new attorneys, and anyone interested in family law or the future of legal practice.

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The bar exam is changing, and in this episode, we break down everything law students and future test-takers need to know about the Next Gen Bar Exam with Lisa Cline of JD Advising. Lisa explains how the new exam differs from the current Uniform Bar Exam (UBE), what subjects and skills will be tested, when states are expected to transition, and how students can begin preparing now. We also discuss how these changes may impact law school curriculum, study strategies, and the future of legal education. Whether you're heading to law school, preparing for the bar, or simply trying to stay ahead of the changes, this episode provides practical guidance and valuable insight into the next generation of attorney licensing.

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In this episode, we sit down with Meg Baker to talk about the realities of life after law school and the challenges many young attorneys face entering the legal profession. Meg shares her experience attending law school during the COVID-19 pandemic, navigating burnout and difficult work environments, and realizing traditional practice was not the right fit for her. We also discuss insurance defense, mentorship, toxic workplace culture, JD advantage careers, and the importance of giving yourself permission to pivot. If you are a law student, recent graduate, or young lawyer questioning your next step, this honest conversation is a reminder that there are many ways to build a fulfilling legal career.

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Thinking about law school or about to start your 1L year? In this episode, law school coach Angela Vorpahl breaks down the biggest mistakes students make and what actually sets successful law students apart. From understanding how law school exams really work to navigating the changing world of law firm hiring, Angela shares practical advice every future lawyer needs to hear. If you want to feel more prepared, less overwhelmed, and ahead of the curve before stepping into your first class, this episode is for you.

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In this episode, we sit down with immigration attorney and legal tech expert Ruby Powers to talk all things AI, innovation, and building a modern law practice. Ruby shares how lawyers can leverage AI for everything from case management to marketing, why staying adaptable is key in today’s legal landscape, and how networking and community can open unexpected doors. Whether you're in law school or growing your practice, this episode is packed with insights on working smarter, not harder, in the age of legal tech.

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In a world where the legal system can often feel daunting and impersonal, JoDee Neil stands out as a beacon of hope and resilience. A seasoned lawyer with a heart for justice, JoDee has navigated the complexities of law, from her early aspirations as a child to her impactful work in the courtroom. Join us as we explore her journey, insights, and the lessons learned along the way.

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Taryn Caruso joins us to share her unique path from registered nurse to medical malpractice attorney at Duffy and Duffy, PLLC and how her healthcare background gives her a powerful edge in the courtroom. We talk about navigating a career pivot, overcoming challenges during law school and the bar exam, and what it really looks like to advocate for clients in complex medical cases. Taryn offers honest insight into resilience, finding your path, and using your past experiences to stand out in the legal field.

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In this episode, trial attorney, Maine 's trial leader and First Female Managing Director, Elizabeth Kayatta shares her journey into personal injury law and what it really takes to become a trial lawyer. She talks about how real-world experience before law school shaped her career, why mentorship and hands-on courtroom experience are so important, and what she learned from her first trial. Elizabeth also shares advice for aspiring attorneys, emphasizing the importance of saying yes to opportunities, building strong mentor relationships, and remembering the human side of the legal profession. Check out Berman & Simmons and Elizabeth here. 

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In this episode, Cecilia Poullain shares her extensive journey through the legal profession, from her beginnings in Australia to her experiences in London and France. She discusses the challenges and learning curves of navigating different legal systems, her transition from law firm life to working in finance, and her current role in empowering women lawyers to achieve partnership and success in their careers. Cecilia emphasizes the importance of community and support networks for women in high-pressure legal environments.

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00:00 Introduction to Cecilia Poullain
02:58 Cecilia's Journey Through Law School
05:32 Career Beginnings and Early Experiences
08:34 Transitioning Through Different Legal Systems
11:29 Working in Finance Law in France
14:17 Challenges in Law Firm Life
17:22 Realizations and Career Shifts
20:05 Becoming a Coach for Women Lawyers
23:15 Building Community and Support Networks
25:52 Cecilia's Coaching Approach and Programs

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In this week’s episode, Haylie and Samantha are celebrating law love stories!!! From Samantha’s own romance to listener submissions, they share how unexpected choices, late-night study sessions, and ambitious career dreams turned into lasting relationships. They talk about how law school dynamics can feel a little like high school, what changes (and what doesn’t) in your relationship once you become practicing attorneys, and how to balance demanding legal careers with real-life love. It’s sweet, relatable, and a reminder that sometimes your best case is the one that leads to forever.

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In this episode, we talk with Paige Harding about her path to rural lawyering and why small-town practice matters. Paige shares how growing up on a farm in Dodge City, Kansas shaped her values, how early internships exposed her to legal work outside major cities, and why access to justice remains a critical issue in rural Kansas—where some counties have no attorneys at all. We discuss the variety and impact of small-town practice, from estate planning and business law to litigation and land issues, along with the leadership and community connections that come with practicing locally. Paige also offers insight into her legislative advocacy through the Rural Justice Initiative and practical advice for lawyers considering returning to or starting a practice in a rural community.

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In this episode, Emily Plakon shares her journey as a commercial litigator, detailing her experiences from law school to her current role in Big Law. She discusses the challenges she faced during her law school years, including balancing work and studies while navigating the competitive environment. Emily reflects on her motivation to pursue law, stemming from her childhood debates with her father and her passion for debate in high school. She also recounts the impact of COVID-19 on her final year of law school and the bar exam, including the unique challenges of taking the exam online and the frustrations that arose from the situation. 

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In this episode of the Ladies Who Law podcast, hosts Samantha and Haylie reflect on their personal growth over the past year, discussing the challenges and joys of motherhood, mental health, and career aspirations. They share insights on setting realistic goals for 2026, the importance of work-life balance, and the need for self-love and body positivity after childbirth. The conversation also touches on preparing for parenthood in demanding careers, understanding maternity leave policies, and embracing a softer lifestyle. As they look ahead, they emphasize the significance of intentional living and creating a supportive network for working parents.

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In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Dina Cataldo — a former prosecutor turned lawyer coach, breast cancer survivor, and fierce advocate for personal transformation. Dina shares her powerful journey from working long hours in the courtroom to navigating a life-changing cancer diagnosis that led her to reimagine her career and purpose.

Now, as a coach for lawyers, Dina helps legal professionals take control of their time, mindset, and well-being, so they can thrive in both their personal and professional lives.

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This week, Haylie and Samantha break down Haylie’s unforgettable week in court—where a high-stakes family law jury trial ended in a mistrial. From jury selection chaos to mid-trial surprises and procedural pitfalls, Haylie shares what it’s really like when a case unravels in real time. Whether you’re a law student, practicing attorney, or courtroom drama fan, this behind-the-scenes look into the anatomy of a mistrial delivers equal parts insight and intensity.

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This week, we’re joined by Kristine Cherek—former big law associate, general counsel, partner at a regional firm, and law professor—who now uses her voice to advocate for gender equality in the workplace. With over 20 years of experience navigating the legal world, Kristine has seen it all—and she’s not afraid to talk about it.

In this episode, Kristine shares her journey through the many roles she’s held in the legal field and why, after decades of watching progress for women in law move at a glacial pace, she decided it was time to tread loudly. Now an author and advocate, Kristine brings real talk to the table about power structures, inequality, and how women in the profession can support one another while building fulfilling careers.

We also dive into her bestselling book, Tread Loudly: Call Out the Bullshit and Fight for Equality in the Workplace, a sharp, funny, and empowering memoir that blends candid stories with hard-earned wisdom for the next generation of women lawyers.

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In this episode, we chat with Laurie Rowen, co-founder of Montage Legal Group, about transforming your legal career by working from home. Laurie shares how she built a successful freelance attorney network, tips for making remote legal work sustainable, and why flexibility is the future of the profession. Whether you're a burnt-out associate or a law firm looking for support, this episode is packed with insight.

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This week on Ladies Who Law, we’re joined by the magnetic Shamina Taylor — a former attorney who traded in her law degree for a path rooted in intuition, abundance, and female financial empowerment. As a Wealth Consciousness Advisor, Shaina now helps ambitious women shatter their limiting beliefs around money and step into millionaire status with clarity and confidence.

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In the spirit of Mother’s Day, we’re dropping a major life update—Samantha is officially entering her mother era! She shares how she found out she was pregnant, what this journey has been like so far, and what she's feeling as her due date approaches in August. We’re also talking about what maternity leave will look for her as well as what she's most excited about as a working mom to what she's absolutely not looking forward to, this is a real, reflective convo we’ll be coming back to post-baby. It’s giving mother. It’s giving growth. It’s giving honest pre-parenthood vibes. Tune in!

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In this episode, we sit down with Lisa Beattie Frelinghuysen—Stanford Law graduate, former clerk to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and co-founder of ClutchKit, a groundbreaking company focused on reproductive justice. Lisa shares her incredible journey from top-tier legal training to clerking at the highest court in the country, offering behind-the-scenes insight into what it was like to work alongside Justice Ginsburg and the lasting lessons she learned from her mentorship.

Her work with ClutchKit is dedicated to equipping individuals with the tools, knowledge, and support they need to access reproductive healthcare in a safe, informed, and private way.

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In this episode we're diving into all things salary negotiation. From knowing your worth to navigating tough conversations with confidence, we share personal stories, tips, and strategies to help you advocate for yourself and get the pay you deserve. 

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Tune into this episode with guest Gigi Grasska, an associate at Omega Law Group in Beverly Hills, California. We chat about her law school journey, her love for personal injury work, and more! 

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In this episode, we’re talking about some of the interesting people we’ve met so far as lawyers, From unexpected calls to truly bizarre situations, these are the moments that prove practicing law is anything but predictable.

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In this episode, we talk with Jamile Moraes Pellicer, immigration attorney and founder of 360 Immigration Law Group, about her journey from receptionist to law firm CEO. Jamile shares how she launched her firm with a 5-month-old baby, grew it to a 19-person team—and how she’s navigated motherhood, maternity leave, and what those look like when you’re both the associate and the boss.

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Ever wondered what every lady lawyer actually needs in her office and work bag? In this episode, we’re breaking down the must-haves—from courtroom essentials to desk drawer lifesavers. Whether you're a seasoned attorney or just starting out, these practical (and stylish) picks will keep you prepared for anything the workday throws your way. Tune in for our top recommendations!

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This week Haylie shares all she’s done for wedding planning for her November wedding. From the specific details to budgeting dilemmas - if you’re a 2025 bride, this episode is for you! 

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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Megan Lyons to explore how lawyers can optimize their health through smarter lifestyle choices and nutrition. We discuss the impact of work-life balance, sleep, and daily habits on stress management, plus practical strategies to avoid burnout. Dr. Lyons shares expert advice on adrenal health, brain-boosting foods, and simple ways to maintain energy and focus throughout the day. Whether you're battling brain fog, struggling with fatigue, or just looking to feel your best, this episode is packed with actionable tips to help busy professionals thrive. Tune in for a conversation that will change the way you approach your well-being!

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In this episode, we sit down with Juliet Peters, founder of Framework Legal, to discuss recognizing and addressing burnout. With a diverse background in journalism, civil litigation, public service, and corporate leadership, Juliet shares insights on identifying burnout, its impact on professionals, and strategies for prevention and recovery. She reflects on her own experiences balancing high-pressure roles and offers practical advice on setting boundaries and self-care. 

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You did it—you took the bar exam! Now what? In this episode, we’re breaking down exactly what to do *after* the bar, from handling post-exam anxiety to making the most of the waiting period. We’ll talk about practical next steps, how to set boundaries when people won’t stop asking about results, and why this is the perfect time to reset before your legal career officially begins. No matter what, you’ve already accomplished something huge—so let’s talk about what comes next.

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Law school is expensive, and navigating finances as a new attorney can be overwhelming. In this episode, we break down everything from student loan repayment options and budgeting tips to salary expectations across different legal careers. We’ll also cover how to avoid common financial pitfalls that many young lawyers face. Whether you're still in law school or just starting your legal career, this episode will give you practical strategies and resources to take control of your financial future. Tune in and start making smart money moves today!

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In this episode, we sit down with Anna P. Krolikowska, a seasoned family law attorney, past president of the Illinois State Bar Association, and a dedicated advocate for the legal community. Anna shares her journey of balancing the demands of a thriving law practice, leadership roles, and motherhood while also navigating the complexities of running a campaign. We discuss the challenges of family law, the importance of mentorship, and how she has successfully managed her career while prioritizing her family. Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with practical insights, personal experiences, and advice for lawyers looking to grow their practice while maintaining work-life balance.

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In this episode the ladies sit down for a February Bar Exam pep talk! Whether you're a first-time taker or tackling the test again, we’re here to offer encouragement, study tips, and a reminder that you *can* do this. We share our experiences, mindset strategies, and last-minute advice to help you walk into exam day feeling confident. Tune in for a supportive conversation to get you through the final stretch!

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In this special episode we’re popping the champagne and celebrating *five years* of the podcast! Join us as we reflect on our journey over the past half-decade—the lessons we've learned, the memorable moments, and how much has changed since we hit record on our very first episode. From career shifts to life milestones, we’re taking a walk down memory lane and sharing our favorite stories along the way. Cheers to five years, and thank *you* for being part of this incredible ride!

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In this episode of the Ladies dive into the latest buzz about TikTok's resurgence. They also tackle the stigma surrounding regional law schools, breaking down misconceptions and sharing insights on how graduates can leverage their education for big opportunities. 

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This week the ladies have a casual chat about the impending decision that the Supreme Court will make regarding whether TikTok will be banned in the United States. What are your thoughts and what do you think the Court will decide? 

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In this episode, the ladies look back on 2024, sharing their biggest lessons, wins, and challenges, while setting their sights on an even better 2025. From career milestones to personal growth, they unpack what’s “in” and “out” for the new year and reflect on the moments that shaped their journey. 

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Tune in this week for a chat with the author of Sh*t No One Tells You About Law School, Tanya J. Monestier! Leave a review if you liked this episode and listen to the end to win a copy of the book for yourself! Get the book HERE

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Originally posted February of 2020! This episode focuses on key terminology that will be helpful if you are applying to law school, or a recently admitted student getting ready for next fall! This info is to help everyone better understand our journey, and allow you to conceptualize the topics that we are discussing during the podcast. We couldn't include every single thing, but we included the stuff that we thought would help the most. Thank you so much for all of the support you've shown so far! Please, don't hesitate to contact us about topics you you'd like to hear our take on.

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In this episode, we sit down with Luba Shur, author of the gripping legal fiction novel *Rule 23*. We discuss her inspiration behind the story, the challenges of blending law and storytelling, and the real-world legal issues that shaped her narrative. Whether you're a legal professional or a fiction enthusiast, this conversation offers unique insights into the world of legal thrillers. Don’t miss this engaging chat with a rising star in legal fiction!

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This week's episode starts off by chatting about Thanksgiving break, also known as the time where finals prepping usually begins. We share our tips and tricks to get through this season, while staying sane. 

Then, the ladies talk about what they are thankful for this year, from professional achievements, to personal anecdotes. 

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In this episode, we sit down with Bree Sullivan Howell, an experienced family law attorney in Georgia, to break down everything you need to know about the divorce process. From understanding the basics to navigating complex issues like custody, support, and asset division, Bree offers expert advice and practical tips to help listeners feel informed and prepared. 

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