Cited Authorities

Alexander Powell
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Behind every successful legal career is a series of decisions that never made it onto a résumé. Cited Authorities features conversations with accomplished lawyers, and the leaders who shape their field, about career inflection points, professional judgment, reputation, leadership, and the real stories behind professional success. Excellent legal careers are not accidents. Hear the stories of how they were built.

Episodes

  1. 1d ago

    Terry Lemons: White House Reporter, IRS Insider, Baseball Historian

    Terry Lemons spent more than 26 years at the IRS, 11 of them leading communications for the agency. Before that he covered the 1992 presidential campaign, Congress, and the White House as a newspaper reporter. Today he handles public relations at Frost Law, and he just wrote a book about the 1926 St. Louis Cardinals. He joined the IRS in 1998, right after the Roth hearings had put the agency through the wringer, and he stayed through six commissioners from Charles Rossotti to Danny Werfel. Around 2002 he built the Dirty Dozen, the IRS list of tax scams that still runs every year. As he tells it: "I branded it. . . . Went back to that old movie called The Dirty Dozen, and came up with 12 tax scams." We talk about why he left reporting to go inside government, how he tried to humanize an agency people love to hate, and why he thinks so many taxpayers get pulled into scams. "That tax refund for a lot of people is the biggest single financial transaction they make all year," he says, and that is exactly what the scammers count on. Then we get to baseball. His new book is "The Year St. Louis Became a Baseball Town: The Cardinals, Babe Ruth, and the 1926 World Series. He walks through the story behind Grover Cleveland Alexander, Branch Rickey inventing the minor league system, and a game seven that ended with Babe Ruth caught stealing second base. Terry's book: The Year St. Louis Became a Baseball Town (Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Midwest local bookstores)  Show notes: citedauthorities.com/episodes/terry-lemons  0:00 Cold open 0:13 Introduction 1:07 Covering the 1992 Clinton campaign 3:46 Leaving journalism for the IRS in 1998 6:38 Making the news instead of reporting it 7:42 Creating the Dirty Dozen 9:50 Tax scams, refunds, and TikTok 11:49 What drew him to journalism 13:36 Huntley, Brinkley, and wartime Washington 14:41 Movie knowledge and the Oscars swag bags 15:28 Humanizing the IRS 17:22 Six commissioners, one playbook 20:06 The gasoline in the tank of the government 20:50 The 1926 Cardinals book 23:34 Hornsby, Alexander, Rickey, and Ruth 25:18 1926 vs. the 2025 World Series 28:16 What readers will take away 29:26 Closing Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is independent.  Support the show to help keep it that way. Sign-up for the Cited Authorities Newsletter. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Website: citedauthorities.com

  2. Jul 8

    C. Evan Stewart: Wall Street Trial Attorney, Historian, and Author

    C. Evan Stewart practiced law for more than 47 years, most of it in securities and financial services litigation, and retired from Cohen & Gresser in 2025. He tried major cases in private practice without ever working as a federal prosecutor, which is rare on Wall Street. He taught for three decades at Fordham, Cornell, and Brooklyn Law School, has written roughly 300 articles, and has written for the New York Law Journal since 1990. His books include  The Worst Supreme Court Decisions Ever and William Henry Seward's Quest to Save the Nation During the Secession Winter.  Evan and Alexander start with how the practice has changed: e-discovery, lateral moves and compensation, and the mentorship that COVID interrupted. Then they get to trial work. Evan explains why he thinks direct examination is harder than cross, and why he tells a witness to be the same person on cross that they were on direct. A jury notices when they aren't. The last stretch is history. Evan's new book argues the Civil War was not inevitable. He points to Lincoln's decision to resupply Fort Sumter, over Seward's objection, as the choice that set the war in motion, and he is skeptical that any of it had to happen the way it did.  Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is independent.  Support the show to help keep it that way. Sign-up for the Cited Authorities Newsletter. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Website: citedauthorities.com

  3. Jun 24

    John Pontius – From the JAG Corps to Founding a Tax Law Firm

    John Pontius is the founder of Pontius Tax Law, PLLC. He started as an Army JAG officer, deployed to Iraq with the 1st Armored Division, earned a Tax LL.M. from Georgetown on the GI Bill, and worked in the international corporate tax group at KPMG before starting his own firm eight years ago.  We talk about building a tax controversy practice, the three-question test he uses to decide whether to take a case, how military training shows up in running a small firm, and what he'd tell a young lawyer thinking about going out on their own. John's firm: Pontius Tax Law, PLLC  Show notes: citedauthorities.com/episodes/john-pontius Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is independent.  Support the show to help keep it that way. Sign-up for the Cited Authorities Newsletter. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Website: citedauthorities.com

  4. Jun 10

    Pamela Gilbert: The Attorney Fighting for Consumer Safety

    Pamela Gilbert spent years pressuring federal agencies from the outside, at U.S. Public Interest Research Group and Public Citizen's Congress Watch. Then she ran one. As Executive Director of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, she answered to Congress, industry, and a career staff, and learned what changes when the outside advocate becomes the implementer. In this episode: the path from Tufts activism to Ralph Nader's network, how a small, underfunded agency drives outsized impact through recalls and the bully pulpit, what agency independence really protects, the Raechel and Jacqueline Houck Safe Rental Car Act, the anti-monopoly movement, and the decades-long corporate effort to shut the courthouse doors to regular people. Pamela Gilbert is a Partner at Cuneo Gilbert Flannery and LaDuca in Washington, DC. She chairs the board of the American Antitrust Institute and serves on the board of the National Consumers League. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is independent.  Support the show to help keep it that way. Sign-up for the Cited Authorities Newsletter. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Website: citedauthorities.com

  5. May 28

    Ep. 7: Building a Tax Controversy Practice | Glen Frost, Attorney and CPA

    Episode 7 of Cited Authorities. A conversation with Glen Frost, Founder and Managing Partner of Frost Law. Glen is an attorney, a CPA, and a Certified Financial Planner, with an LL.M. in Taxation. He is admitted to practice in Maryland, the District of Columbia, Virginia, Florida, Pennsylvania, and Arizona, and before the U.S. Tax Court, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, and the Supreme Court of the United States. He started as a solo practitioner and built Frost Law into an 80-plus person multidisciplinary firm of attorneys, CPAs, enrolled agents, and Certified Fraud Examiners. In this episode, Glen and Alex talked about how Glen built Frost Law from a one-lawyer office. The first hire. The pivot to a multidisciplinary firm. Scaling across multiple state bars.  Expert-witness work in tax sentencing. IRS workforce cuts and how they land on clients waiting on audits and appeals, the Employee Retention Credit era and what it did to Frost Law's growth, penalty regime questions and circuit splits practitioners are watching, and the advice Glen gives young lawyers weighing Big Law, accounting firms, and tax boutiques. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is independent.  Support the show to help keep it that way. Sign-up for the Cited Authorities Newsletter. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Website: citedauthorities.com

  6. May 13

    Fred Brown – Leading UBalt Law's Graduate Tax Program

    Episode 6 of Cited Authorities. A conversation with Fred Brown, Director of the Graduate Tax Program at the University of Baltimore School of Law since 1990. Fred started as an electrical engineer at Rutgers, went to Georgetown Law for his JD summa cum laude, then to NYU Law for his Tax LLM. He spent two years at Shaw Pittman in DC and taught as an acting assistant professor at NYU before joining UBalt in fall 1990. He has coached UBalt Law's tax moot court team for over 30 years and co-authored Understanding Taxation of Business Entities with Professor Walter Schwidetzky. In this episode, Fred and Alex discuss why engineers make good tax lawyers, how Fred recruited Tax Court judges and former DOJ Tax Division leaders to teach, Fred's year advising the Joint Committee on Taxation during the 2000-2001 simplification study, Glen Frost's ascent from UBalt Law to founding one of Maryland's fastest-growing law firms, and what running nine marathons has taught Fred about preparation. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is independent.  Support the show to help keep it that way. Sign-up for the Cited Authorities Newsletter. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Website: citedauthorities.com

  7. Apr 30

    Ep. 5: Running a City Law Department | Ebony M. Thompson, Baltimore City Solicitor

    Episode 5 of Cited Authorities. A Saturday-afternoon conversation with Ebony M. Thompson, Baltimore City Solicitor. She is Baltimore's chief legal officer, and the first woman and first openly gay person to hold the role in the city's nearly 300-year history. We talked about a career that runs from a Baltimore public-school internship to City Hall: economics at Brown, the Marine Corps Reserve, wealth management at UBS in Midtown Manhattan on the morning of September 11, a successful real estate career, law school in her thirties, eight years at Venable, the call from Jim Shea, and the work she now leads as City Solicitor. We also talked about recording more than 228,000 city properties on a blockchain, an eight-year fight with her insurer over IVF coverage, and the friend whose advice at a Harvard graduation prompted her to follow her calling and go to law school. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is independent.  Support the show to help keep it that way. Sign-up for the Cited Authorities Newsletter. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Website: citedauthorities.com

  8. Apr 15

    Ellis Duncan: Leading Georgetown Law's Graduate Tax Program

    Ellis Duncan is the Director of the Graduate Tax Program at Georgetown University Law Center. He built his tax career through Ernst & Young's M&A group in New York City and hedge fund work at Ropes & Gray. In 2011, Ellis had a networking meeting with Albert Lauber, then the director of Georgetown Law's Graduate Tax Program, to ask about transitioning into government. Ellis walked out with a job offer as Assistant Director of the Graduate Tax Program. After Judge Lauber was appointed to the United States Tax Court in 2013, Ellis became Director of the Graduate Tax Program. In this episode, Ellis discusses his path to leading the Graduate Tax Program and why helping his students build their careers is the most rewarding work he's ever done. Show Notes: https://citedauthorities.com/episodes/ellis-duncan Georgetown Law Office of Graduate Careers: https://www.law.georgetown.edu/your-life-career/career-exploration-professional-development/for-graduate-students/ Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is independent.  Support the show to help keep it that way. Sign-up for the Cited Authorities Newsletter. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Website: citedauthorities.com

  9. Apr 1

    Robert C. Bonsib: 300+ Jury Trials & What They Don't Teach You in Law School

    Robert C. Bonsib is the co-founder of MarcusBonsib and a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. He has tried more than 300 jury trials across state and federal courts, beginning his career as a prosecutor in Prince George's County, Maryland, in 1974. He served as an Assistant United States Attorney, and as Deputy State's Attorney under the Honorable Alexander Williams Jr., before entering private practice. He is a recipient of the Heeney Award for Lifetime Excellence in Criminal Law. In this episode, Bob discusses his five decades as a criminal law practitioner, the art of cross-examination, and advice for young lawyers on what they don't teach you in law school. Show Notes Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is independent.  Support the show to help keep it that way. Sign-up for the Cited Authorities Newsletter. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Website: citedauthorities.com

  10. Mar 18

    Ep. 2: Construction Law and Running a 1,000-Person Company | Lisa D. Sparks

    Lisa D. Sparks was the first person in her family to graduate from high school. At age 22, she graduated from law school as valedictorian. She built a construction litigation practice, served as a JAG captain, and guided a software company through a private equity buyout as general counsel. Lisa walked into her first day at a 1,000-employee construction firm expecting to be in-house counsel, only to learn she was now the Chief Administrative Officer. In this episode of Cited Authorities, Lisa reflects on her path as a first-generation attorney who graduated during the Great Recession, how she built a book of business from scratch, and the only measure of success that matters: where you started versus where you are. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is independent.  Support the show to help keep it that way. Sign-up for the Cited Authorities Newsletter. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Website: citedauthorities.com

  11. Mar 4

    Christopher J. Monte – Award-Winning Prosecutor

    Before he became an award-winning homicide prosecutor, Christopher J. Monte was a classical musician in the Boston Symphony Orchestra. In this series premiere of Cited Authorities, Alex and Chris discuss Chris's path from music to law, their time working together as prosecutors, how Chris prosecutes high-profile cases, and his career advice to law students and new prosecutors. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is independent.  Support the show to help keep it that way. Sign-up for the Cited Authorities Newsletter. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Website: citedauthorities.com

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    Season One Preview

    Cited Authorities is a new interview series hosted by Washington, DC tax attorney and former prosecutor Alexander Powell. Behind every successful legal career is a series of decisions that never made it onto a résumé. Every episode we talk to accomplished attorneys to hear those stories. Season One guests include: Rod Rosenstein, Partner at Baker McKenzie, Former Deputy Attorney General of the United States; Pamela Gilbert, Partner at Cuneo Gilbert & LaDuca, Former Executive Director and Presidential Transition Team Lead, U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission; Ellis Duncan, Director of the Graduate Tax Program at Georgetown University Law Center; and many more prominent attorneys from courtrooms, boardrooms, and government offices sharing how they actually built their careers. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is a legal interview podcast hosted by Alexander Powell, tax attorney in Washington, DC. New episodes every other Wednesday. All episodes and show notes: https://citedauthorities.com The Cited Authorities podcast is produced by Cited Authorities LLC, a media and software company. It is not a law firm. This episode is general information and commentary, not legal advice, and listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. The views expressed are those of the speakers alone and do not represent any firm, employer, or client. If you need advice on your situation, talk to a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. Cited Authorities is independent.  Support the show to help keep it that way. Sign-up for the Cited Authorities Newsletter. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Website: citedauthorities.com

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Behind every successful legal career is a series of decisions that never made it onto a résumé. Cited Authorities features conversations with accomplished lawyers, and the leaders who shape their field, about career inflection points, professional judgment, reputation, leadership, and the real stories behind professional success. Excellent legal careers are not accidents. Hear the stories of how they were built.

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  • Creator
    Alexander Powell
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    12
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Cited Authorities LLC
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