First Gen Law Pod
This is a podcast for first-generation legal professionals. Whether you are aspiring to be the first in your family to go to law school, a first-gen student, or a new first -gen attorney, this podcast aims to bridge the gap that first-gens often face in the legal field, all…
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S4 | Ep. 5 Making Your [Trade]Mark As A First-Gen w/ Atty. Sonia Lakhany (opens the original)
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Welcome Back, FGLP! For our season 4 finale, we’re talking trademarks, entrepreneurship, advocacy, and what it means to make your own mark in the legal profession. In this episode, trademark attorney Sonia Lakhany joins First Gen Law Pod to share her legal journey and how she built a career in trademark law. Sonia opens up about finding her path in the profession, building her practice, and becoming an advocate for both clients and fellow attorneys looking to navigate the world of trademarks. We
S4 | Ep. 4 First-Gen Faith in the Legal Profession w/ Atty. Christy Ademola Aliu (opens the original)
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Can faith and the practice of law coexist? Attorney Christy Ademola Aliu believes they not only can—they should. In this episode of First Gen Law, Christy shares how her unwavering faith has shaped every stage of her legal journey, from navigating law school to building a career rooted in purpose and service. She opens up about trusting God's timing, overcoming challenges with resilience, and remaining authentic in a profession that often demands more than legal knowledge. Together, we discuss t
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