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This Podcast will cover relevant topics in the legal professional arena. Careers, Consulting, Business Development, strategy, funding. Ideal for law firm and corporate legal department professionals as well as non-traditional legal professionals. Enjoy!

Podcast · By Gregory Copeland · English · Official site

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12
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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    If AI Makes Your Law Firm Less Human, You're Doing It Wrong. (opens the original)

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    AI is transforming the way law firms work—but efficiency shouldn't come at the expense of human connection. In this episode, Greg Copeland explores how law firms can use AI to reduce repetitive work, create capacity, improve operations, and empower their people without losing the judgment, empathy, relationships, and trust clients value. The goal isn't to replace people. It's to give them more time to do the work that only people can do.

  2. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    The Path Less Traveled: Attorney Gary B. Howell-Walton (opens the original)

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    The path to becoming a successful attorney isn't always a straight line. And that's exactly why I'm looking forward to sharing my conversation with Gary B. Howell-Walton, Esq. Because when you look at someone's career from the outside, you see the destination. You don't always see the detours. Gary's story is a great reminder that our professional journeys are rarely as predictable as they appear in hindsight. #ThePathLessTraveled #GaryHowellWalton #Lawyers #AttorneyLife #LegalProfession #Lawyer

  3. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    The Path Less Traveled: Attorney Jamy Barreau (opens the original)

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    Success in law isn't a straight line.In this episode of The Path Less Traveled on The Right Hand Podcast, I sit down with Attorney Jamy Barreau to discuss leadership, resilience, firm growth, and the lessons that shaped his journey.Because there's no single blueprint for success—only the courage to build your own .#ThePathLessTraveled #JamyBarreau #LegalCareer #LawyerLife #AttorneyEntrepreneur #LawFirmOwner #LegalLeadership #LawFirmGrowth #SmallLawFirm #ProfessionalGrowth #TheRightHand #ReubenAl

  4. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Building Without a Blueprint: Why Good Employees Leave—and What Your Firm May Be Doing to Drive Them Away (opens the original)

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    Why do good employees leave? It's easy to blame the labor market, compensation, or a lack of qualified candidates—but sometimes the problem is closer to home. In this episode, Greg Copeland explores the leadership and organizational issues that can drive talented employees away, including micromanagement, unclear expectations, limited growth, burnout, and weak communication. Learn how law firm owners can create an environment where good people don't just work—but want to stay.

  5. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Building Without a Blueprint: The Difference Between Hiring Help and Building a Team (opens the original)

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    Hiring more people doesn't automatically mean you're building a stronger law firm. In this episode, Greg Copeland explores the difference between hiring help to solve today's problems and building a team capable of supporting tomorrow's growth. Learn why role clarity, culture, accountability, leadership, and intentional hiring matter—and why the goal shouldn't simply be adding headcount, but building the capabilities your firm needs to grow.

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