So, Lucy Curci Gonzalez and Eugene Giudice also won awards. You know, it’s working smart, that’s what itĪnd, and I have a few more friends that also got awards. And you know, and I agree with you The nice thing about both these Fastcase50, and College of Law Practice Management list is that it gives us a list of people to bring onto the show and it makes our job a little easier. So, you know, it’s just such a great group of people and well deserved as entries into the as fellows into the college. And it also includes a few people that we’ve had on the pod as well, including Nicole Braddock, Felicity Conrad, Andre Davison, Christian Lang, Olga Mack, Scott Mozarsky, Ian Nelson, Nikki Shaver, and Alycia Sutor. That’s exactly what I was thinking, and in fact, since we’re recognizing these these friends and friends of the podcast, let me add my inspiration for the College of Law Practice Management, where they recently announced its fellows for the class of 2021. Yeah, you know, Greg, this looks like a good list review for some new guests. Patrick Fuller June Liebert, Katherine Lowry, Rick Merrill, Holly Ricco, Nick Rishwain, the late Anita Carr Shapiro, Nikki Shaver, Evan Shankman, in Nelson, Jennifer Wondracek.

And we know just a few of these people, some of whom we consider friends and some who we’ve had on the podcast, and also consider friends, such as Haley Altman, Brad Blickstein. For those of you who aren’t familiar with this award, it honors lawyers, legal technologists, policymakers, judges, law librarians, Bar Association executives, and essentially people from all walks of life whose innovation, technical prowess, vision or leadership have made a significant impact in law. So first, congratulations to the 2021 Fastcase50 winners. So Greg, it’s award season, and I’m not talking Oscars, Emmys or Grammysĭon’t have to play the music to get them off the stage? But now let’s get to this week’s information inspirations. And we take a deep dive this week on the discussion. So I always love listening and reading to what both Maya and Ivy had to share about these topics. So Marlene, I’m excited to have two of my favorite forward thinking colleagues in the legal industry on the show this week, we have Maya Markovich, from Dentons and Ivy Grey from Wordrake, and they both come on to expand upon our discussion on human behavioral science, change management and ethics in the legal industry. I’m Marlene Gebauer.Īnd I’m Greg Lambert. Welcome to The Geek in Review, the podcast focused on innovative and creative ideas in the legal industry. TranscriptĪs we adjust to the new pressures of a post pandemic legal industry, boom, You can email us at As always, the great music you hear on the podcast is from Jerry David DeCicca. Or, you can call The Geek in Review hotline at 71 and leave us a message.

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