Hamid is a serial entrepreneur, public speaker, award-winning author, and the driving force behind Legal Soft, a company revolutionizing law firms by integrating virtual assistants. Having scaled businesses to billion-dollar valuations, Hamid brings a wealth of knowledge from Silicon Valley to the legal industry. In this episode, we delve into his …

Ukeme Awakesien Jeter is an immigrant, mechanical engineer, MBA graduate, lawyer, and the first black person to be elected mayor of Upper Arlington, Ohio. She dedicates her career to championing immigrant inclusive leadership, culminating in her historic mayoral role. With her unique experiences living and working in 8 different cities across 3 cou…

Felice Harris, an accomplished appellate attorney with a wealth of experience in civil and criminal appeals. With her diverse background in defense, prosecution, and counseling, she brings a unique perspective to the table.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Priya Tamilarasan, an immigrant's child talks about how she became a fierce defender of domestic violence victims and is now aspiring to serve as Gahanna's City Attorney. Click link for video. https://youtu.be/mpm2bkFTUAM?si=7zT_vPDk-FCOduWzVon Emmanuel Olawale

Zach Gwin discusses the strategies, challenges, and triumphs of combatting drug houses and safeguarding our communities. Click link for video https://youtu.be/OyS-xWEQsss?si=Zd3FvSr6iU3ZRSKqVon Emmanyuel Olawale

Anastasia Fainberg discusses the complexities of reconciling a belief in the afterlife with probate law, including discussing potential conflicts and how they can be addressed. Anastasia Fainberg is a probate attorney based in Denver, Colorado. She focuses her practice on helping families secure their futures. Watch video https://youtu.be/Tx0elwPJY…

In this episode, guest Jessica Mogill dives into her incredible journey from industrial engineer to Head of Coaching Strategy at Crisp, the nation's #1 law firm growth company. She shares her unique insights into coaching and leadership in the legal industry. Click the link for visuals https://youtu.be/ZKKbtQthcts…

Michael Mogill, the CEO of Crisp Video, author of the acclaimed book "The Game Changing Attorney," and host of the hit podcast, "The Game Changing Attorney" reveals the secrets behind Crisp Video's meteoric rise to becoming a multi-million dollar company that provides top-notch marketing and coaching services to law firms. Micheal shares tips to gr…

Delilah Nuñez, Esq. shares her experiences working as a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) and advocating for laws protecting GALs. .Von Emmanuel Olawale

In this episode, Dod Ghassemkhani delves into the multifaceted world of criminal defense, sharing insights into the ethical challenges, emotional complexities, and strategic decisions involved in defending serious crimes. The conversation also provides a personal look at his career evolution, work-life balance, and unique approach to clients and vi…

State Rep Jarrells shares his journey from witnessing social disparities in childhood, through personal triumphs and political challenges, to his relentless fight for social justice and aspirations for the future.Von Emmanuel Olawale

John Delia, Jr., founder and CEO of Housing JV, and I will discuss investing in real estate and how to do it right.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Rather than wait until people appear in their courtrooms, Judge Mingo and Russo decide to come down from the bench to meet the community. They established a program, “Beyond the Bench,” to build a bridge between the community and the court. In this episode, they discussed how this program impacted their work as judges.…

Creatives such as artists, musicians, producers, and others in the entertainment industry are often short-changed for their products. They sign contracts because they’re desperate to be discovered. Ryan Schmidt, an entertainment lawyer and musician, talks about ways to protect artists' legal rights in the entertainment industry.…

Joe Banks, a veteran soldier who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan, shares his mental health struggles during and after his service. He was close to ending it all when he found a purpose to live and inspire others.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Ms. Jocelyn Stewart defended soldiers on active duty from 2004 to 2012. Since 2012, she has been representing service members across all military branches worldwide.Von Emmanuel Olawale

In this podcast, host and guest Keith Whiddon discuss topics such as why DUI is a serious offense, blood alcohol level and how it's determined, driving under the influence of substances other than alcohol, refusal to submit to a breathalyzer and its consequences, challenging breathalyzer results, differences in penalties for first, second, and thir…

Ben DuBose, a Texas-based asbestos attorney discusses the dangers of asbestos, the kinds of cancer and diseases it causes, and how to seek financial compensation for them. Ben DuBose has helped asbestos and serious personal injury clients for over twenty-five years. He’s successfully fought for mesothelioma and serious personal injury victims in co…

Betty Aquino details how personal injuries and mass tort claimants could obtain loans before the settlement of their claims. Betty Aquino has devoted her career to positioning banking and legal services organizations and their clients.

Spurred by early life tragedies to recognize and empathize with other people’s pain, Stephen Rue became an attorney to use his gift to help others. Stephen shares his inspiring story of using his trauma as a connection to obtaining justice.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Tiffany Cruz talks about sexual harassment cases, whistleblower claims, negotiation of severance agreements, and employment contracts.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Hannah Botkin-Doty is an attorney who defends and advocates for LGBTQ rights. Raised in a conservative Christian home, Botkin-Doty discovered her sexuality at seventeen. This discovery led to a series of events that culminated in her work as an LGBTQ rights attorney.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Pamela Saunders, CEO of A New Beginning Mediation Services, discusses the dispute resolution process between landlords and tenants through mediation.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Foreign professionals with certain skills and education are eligible for special American visas. Some call it a genius visa. Diego Bustillos, Esq. and the host discuss the process of obtaining this self-sponsored employment visa.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Emmanuel Olawale and Indi Samarajiva, a writer, talk about the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his role in the founding of modern American democracy.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Erika Riggs, Esq., talks about her role as an attorney providing legal help for people with disabilities. She discusses her inspiration and passion for helping people with disabilities, and the process of filing and prosecution of claims.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Kristin Henning talks about her book, “The Rage of Innocence: How America Criminalizes Black Youth.” Kristin Henning is the Blume Professor of Law and Director of the Juvenile Justice Clinic and Initiative at Georgetown Law. She and her law students represent youth accused of delinquency in Washington, DC.…

Michael Boyle prosecutes class action lawsuits on behalf of consumers and investors. Mike and his team have prosecuted and settled cases all over the country, achieving settlements well in excess of $100 million for consumers. Mike shares the nuances and process of class action claims.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Judge Hawkins shares her story of struggles, from being born without many opportunities to working as a child welfare case worker and her journey to the bench.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Bill Sperlazza is a lawyer with over seventeen years of experience and a basketball coach for fifteen years. He discusses the intersections between the game of basketball, the practice of law, and his aspiration for a seat on the bench of the Franklin county court of common pleas.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Judge Holbrook discusses how he handles the spotlight of the media in his courtroom, especially during the nationally televised murder trial of Dr. Husel, who was accused of administering fatal dosages of pain medications to some of his patients.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Judge Kim Browne of Franklin County Domestic Court, Ohio discusses the balancing acts in juvenile court between punishment, community safety, and justice. She also talks about the outcome of the disciplinary complaint filed against her.Von Emmanuel Olawale

State Representative Jeff Crossman talks about his efforts to confront corruption in state government and his campaign to be the next Ohio Attorney General.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Judge Sheryl Munson of Franklin county runs the mental health docket. She discusses the ideas behind the court, the judicial process, the rehabilitative process, and the overall working of the mental health court.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Kwame Christian, Esq. author of "How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race," talks about his book and the practical tools he prescribes. Kwame is a business lawyer, CEO of the American Negotiation Institute, and the host of "Negotiate Anything," a premier negotiation podcast.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Judge Julie Lynch shares her experiences as a judge and the complexities of balancing toughness, fairness, and Justice. Judge Lynch is a judge of the Court of Common Pleas, Franklin County, Ohio.Von Emmamnuel Olawale

Marilyn Zayas, the first Latina American to be elected as an appellate judge in Ohio, shares the story of her ascension to the bench from the public housing in the Bronx. She was born to Spanish-speaking parents who were not educated. She acted as their interpreter while growing up. Zayas recognized that lawyers helped people's voices be heard – so…

Judge Jamison shares the incredible story of her transition from a coal miner to a lawyer, judge, and potential justice of the Supreme Court of Ohio.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Judge Jarrod B. Skinner manages the veteran's docket in Franklin County, Ohio. In this episode, he discusses the nuances of the court, its benefits, and its process. The Veterans docket was created to handle criminal cases involving ex-military servicemen. It is a special docket designed to restore than punish.…

Dr. Anita Somani discusses the impact of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision outlawing the constitutional right to abortion on families. Dr. Somani is an OB/GYN with over thirty years of experience. She has delivered babies of babies she delivered earlier in her career.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Beryl Brown Piccolantonio, the Chief ombudsman of the Ohio Workers’ Compensation system and a former hearing officer discusses the claim process.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Reynaldo Valencia is the son of a farm day worker and a cleaner. Yet he attended Stanford University, earning Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in four years. He followed up with law school at Harvard. In this episode, he discusses his book, “Mexican Americans and the Law.”Von Emmanuel Olawale

Jennifer Gore-Cuthbert shares tips on how to run a successful business. She is the founder and CEO of ATL Law Group, a firm listed in the Inc. 5000.Von Emmanuel

In this episode, Merisa Bowers, Esq. a Columbus-based family law attorney shares tips on managing the stress of shared parenting.Von Emmanuel

Don Roberts shares the story of his journey from cop to lawyer, domestic violence advocate, and legal aid attorney.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Tiffany Lawson, a Columbus-based professional artist, shares her journey as an artist, the therapeutic effects of art, and her unique creative process.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Zach Gwin prosecutes nuisance and zoning cases. He shares tips on protecting properties and neighborhoods against blight.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Domestic violence is as close and intimate. It is the intentional affliction of pain on people close to the perpetrator by blood or choice. Andria Noble, a former prosecutor of domestic violence cases, talks about her work that focused on getting justice for victims of domestic violence.Von Emmanuel Olawale

Troy was diagnosed with autism as an adult. He shares the story of living with autism and navigating the complex world of neuro-divergence without a diagnosis for over 40 years.Von Emmanuel Olawale

A barber chair in the Lynch family played a significant role in the demand for civil rights in Ohio. Franklin County Judge Carl Aveni restored this historic barber chair. After restoring this iconic chair, Judge Aveni brought the chair to his chamber in the courthouse to honor the themes of equity and justice.…