The Estrin Report: 15 Minutes of Podcast Fame

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July 25-26, 2008
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Alexander H. Lubarsky, LL.M., Esq., is a practicing litigator & legal technology enthusiast. He is a certified trainer & consultant in the four major litigation support applications: Introspect, Summation, Concordance, & CaseMap. Alex is currently with ZANTAZ, Inc.
The Stress Doc™, Mark Gorkin, MSW & LICSW, is a psychotherapist, Motivational Humorist, an acclaimed Keynote & Kickoff Speaker, & OD/Team Building Consultant. The Doc is also a speaker for Estrin LegalEd's Paralegal SuperConferences.
Patty Dietz-Selke, is a Senior Paralegal in the Immigration Practice Group at Troutman Sanders LLP in downtown Atlanta. She primarily handles business immigration cases for the firm’s multinational corporate clients.
Malcolm Kushner, "America's Favorite Humor Consultant," is an internationally acclaimed expert on humor and communication. He has trained thousands of managers, executives, & professionals how to use humor. Previously, he practiced law with a major San Francisco firm.
As founder and President of Litigation Management & Training Services, Inc., Patricia S. Eyres, Esq., speaks internationally, consults with organizations on developing and enforcing effective policies, and trains managers to lead within legal limits.

15 Minutes of Podcast Fame

Yesterday, Tita Brewster, President of the National Association of Legal Assistants and I were invited to speak on the topic of paralegals for the Podcast show, Lawyer2Lawyer. This was the first time I've participated in this type of show. (Yes, I've done radio & TV, video, newspaper, magazine articles but nothing so today.)

What an interesting experience! We are now seriously looking into doing a Paralegal2Paralegal show about important topics of high interest to paralegals: the current job market; trends; technology; cases affecting paralegals; human interest stories; profiles of courageous paralegals; paralegals working abroad; new or alternative careers; tips & techniques; and much more.

We would appreciate some feedback regarding your interests and whether Podcasting has caught on the paralegal and litigation support community. In the meantime, here's the info on the show we were on:

Paralegals: The Backbone of the Law Practice

The work of a paralegal is never done. Although paralegals cannot offer legal advice to clients like attorneys, they are considered the backbone of the law practice. Join Law.com bloggers and co-hosts, J. Craig Williams and Robert Ambrogi as they explore the important role of a paralegal. Lawyer2Lawyer welcomes Tita A. Brewster, Current President of the National Association of Legal Assistants (NALA) and Chere Estrin, CEO of Estrin LegalEd, to discuss a paralegal’s importance to a firm, the hurdles paralegals face, the Richlin Security Service Co v. Chertoff case and the growth of this legal profession.

Show URL:
http://www.legaltalknetwork.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=253

MP3:
http://websrvr82il.audiovideoweb.com/ny60web16519/LTN/C2C/C2C_031108_Paralegals.mp3

Windows Media Player:
mms://win40nj.audiovideoweb.com/avwebdsnjwin4287/LTN/C2C/C2C_031108_Paralegals.wma

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I'm very interested in podcasts. I usually listen to them on the way to work, and the only podcasts I've found have been geared toward lawyers. I'm a litigation paralegal, so anything on that is of interest.

Posted by: Christine M. Parizo, RP | Mar 17, 2008 at 10:34 AM