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The Mostly Legal Podcast

A lot goes on behind the scenes of law firms and we’re here to finally uncover it all. With interviews from some of the greatest minds in the business of law, we’re about to laugh, yell, and cry our way through some stories that we bet you never thought you’d hear.

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  1. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    You're Fine: AI, Anxiety, and the Future of Law Firms (opens the original)

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    He published more than 100 articles while practicing law full time, then walked away from the firm to build a job that barely existed yet. Meet Ari Kaplan, a former McDermott Will & Emery attorney who has spent nearly 20 years as a legal industry analyst studying how the profession actually works. In this episode of The Mostly Legal Podcast, Amanda Koplos and Rob Joyner sit down with Ari for a candid and very funny conversation about why most firms are not as far behind on AI as they fear, why e

  2. Episode · Jul 14, 2026

    No Clubs Required: EJ Stern on How the Best Rainmakers Break the Mold (opens the original)

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    She tore up her law school applications in her senior year, planned to get a PhD, and instead built a career that did not exist yet. Meet EJ Stern, co-founder of Fractional Law Firm CMO and a 20-plus-year veteran of AmLaw business development. In this episode of The Mostly Legal Podcast, Amanda Koplos and Rob Joyner sit down with EJ for a candid and very funny conversation about how small and mid-sized firms can compete with the big shops, why succession planning for business services is the iss

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