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The Divorce Lawyer Who Hates the Fight (opens the original)
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What if separation and co-parenting could be approached with more dignity, clarity and respect? In this episode of Walk The Talk , Jahan Kalantar sits down with family lawyer Gabriella Pomare to challenge the idea that family law always has to be adversarial. Gabriella shares how her own experience with separation and co-parenting shaped the way she practises family law today, and why she believes families can approach separation differently. Gabriella is a partner at Norton Law Group and the au
The World's Best Growth Guy (According to Him) (opens the original)
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Rudi Ahi calls himself the world's best law firm growth consultant. Big claim. So I put him on the record to defend it. This one goes deep, why most lawyers are terrible business owners, the sales page mistake almost every law firm makes without realising it, and a story about a solo immigration lawyer that's going to stick with you long after the episode ends. Rudi built Limitless Legal from cold emails sent on his lunch break to working with firms across the world, and along the way he's learn
The Psychiatrist Who Says What He Thinks - On the Record (opens the original)
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We've pathologised shame and I wanted to know why. My guest this week is Dr. Tanveer Ahmed: psychiatrist, author, and someone I've actually worked cases with. I put his own words to the test, is cancel culture just shame gone wrong, or have we lost the ability to let people back in? We get into workers comp claims, courtroom case theory, and where law and psychiatry end up doing the exact same job without either of us realising it. This episode is brought to you by LEAP, the leading provider o
The Lawyer Betting His Firm on a New Way to Practise (opens the original)
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What does it really mean to put people before the law? In Episode 2 of WALK THE TALK, Jahan sits down with Ricky Raad, founder of R Legal, to talk about building a law firm with a people-first approach. From starting his firm just weeks before lockdown to rethinking traditional legal practice, Ricky shares his experience with fixed-fee work, commercial litigation, leadership, AI, emotional intelligence and building a team. A candid conversation about law, business, ambition and what it really me
The Death Detective: "Eyewitnesses Are Almost Always Wrong" (opens the original)
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Dr. Judy Melinek has spent 25 years speaking for the dead. Forensic pathologist, 9/11 responder, and somehow the happiest person I've ever interviewed about corpses. Her claim: eyewitness testimony - the thing juries trust more than almost anything — is often flat-out wrong. I challenge her to defend it, and she backs it with cases most people would never believe. We also get into what her 9/11 training ground taught her, and why she says her job isn't to tell a jury who's right — it's to show t
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