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Through biweekly episodes, JUST VIRGINIA brings you conversations with changemakers, legal leaders, and everyday advocates serving the Commonwealth and beyond.From recent developments to community-driven solutions, this podcast spotlights initiatives expanding access to…
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Sophie Curdts Mohrmann: The Intergenerational Workplace (opens the original)
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How can law firms build thriving workplaces across generations while navigating rapid technological change? Sophie Curdts Mohrmann has ideas about it and joins host and CEO Alison Martin for a lively discussion. As director of attorney development and engagement at Williams Mullen, Sophie has been called “the sociologist for the law firm,” studying groups and thinking about how they can better connect. This episode explores hybrid work, intergenerational friction, how intentional professional de
Colleen Quinn & Claire Guthrie Gastañaga: Women and the Law (opens the original)
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“Being first is hard. Making sure you’re not the last…That’s leadership,” remarked keynote speaker Eva DeVirgilis at last year’s Women and the Law Institute. Our next guests, Colleen Quinn and Claire Guthrie Gastañaga , chaired that exciting inaugural institute and join us today to continue the conversation about women in the legal profession. Both attorneys are passionate changemakers in the field as well as entrepreneurs—Colleen is the founder of the Quinn Law Centers, and Claire is founder of
Jeanne Franklin: Civility as a Civic Virtue (opens the original)
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In this episode of Just Virginia, host and VP of CLE Karl Doss speaks with Jeannie Franklin, mediator, conflict management professional, and recipient of the 2025 Civility in the Law Award from the Virginia Law Foundation. Drawing from decades of legal practice and her work in dispute resolution through Franklin Solutions, Jeannie explores why civility is not weakness or superficial politeness but a disciplined, powerful tool essential to justice, professionalism, and democracy itself. From cour
The Honorable Daniel E. Ortiz (opens the original)
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In this episode of Just Virginia, Court of Appeals of Virginia Judge Daniel Ortiz shares the personal journey that led him from UVA, Capitol Hill, and commercial litigation to the bench, along with the experiences that deepened his commitment to public service and access to justice. Judge Ortiz also offers a thoughtful look at recent developments from the Supreme Court of Virginia, including leadership changes, closely watched split decisions, trade secrets litigation, sovereign immunity, and ap
Brett Marston & Cameron Rountree: An Inside Look at the Virginia State Bar (opens the original)
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What makes the Virginia State Bar a CAN-DO organization? Values that start with creativity and span to service to others and, of course, committed leadership. On today’s episode, Brett Marston, 87th President of the VSB and Managing Partner at Gentry Locke, and Cameron Rountree, Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer of the VSB, discuss the bar’s mission and work with VP of CLE Karl Doss. Join us for an inside look at how the VSB balances public protection, professional accountability, e
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