Law Firm ILN-telligence Lindsay Griffiths

In this classic episode from 2021, Lindsay talks with David and Heinan about what a post-pandemic workplace might look like, the key areas that firms and companies need to consider when making the return to "normal," and how firms' human capital remains their most important asset.

In this classic episode, Lindsay and Michael discuss the hot property market in New Zealand, the challenges of finding good talent, and the things that unite us.

In this classic episode of the podcast from 2021, Lindsay and Eddie focus on the firm's accelerated agility, the relevance of armadillo racing to relationship building, and the ways in which the pandemic has emphasized the importance of mental health in the legal profession.

Ron Davis is a partner with Fogler Rubinoff in Toronto, where he has over 35 years of litigation experience. In this episode, he and Lindsay chat about challenges and opportunities in the legal industry in Toronto and Ontario, including litigation funding, the hot topic on everyone's mind: AI, and Ron's award-winning career as a jazz musician.



Check out Ron's music here, as well as his band Synphronica. Ron also mentions Canadian author Robert Rotenberg in our chat, whose book catalog can be found on his website.

Amanda Schneider is the Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer for Epstein Becker Green, a national super boutique in the US, and the ILN's member firm for New York and Washington, DC as well as its founding member firm. In this episode, Amanda and Lindsay delve into misconceptions that still exist around marketing professionals, post-pandemic challenges, and using technology as a tool.

André Maruch is a lawyer on the Corporate Law, Mergers and Acquisitions team at KLA Advogados, the ILN's Brazilian member firm. In this episode, he and Lindsay chat about the current market trends in Brazil and the impact of the US and Brazil's new government on them, the future of AI in the legal industry, and why even though being a lawyer may not be glamorous, it's still fulfilling.