Sharon Chandra talks family law, the role of happiness in productivity, and the utopia we might face towards
Release Date: 08/14/2018
Finale of the New Lawyer Podcast
The New Lawyer Podcast
This episode marks the finale of the New Lawyer Podcast and the New Lawyer Project (!!!) In the episode I explain what will happen to the existing episodes in the future, and I reflect on the project, and on the state of the legal industry now and into the future. I also let you know what I have been up to and where you can find the work I am making now. Thank you so much for joining me along the way. This project would not have worked if it was just me alone, so thank you for listening and sharing (especially sharing - let me tell you how fun it is to have a podcast without a social media...
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Part 2: Tayla and Adair talk admission, tokenism, and bringing Tikanga into the way law is practised
The New Lawyer Podcast
This is part 2 of my conversation with Tayla and Adair, solicitors at Kāhui legal, in which we talk about issues and experiences in law that matter most to them. These include their experiences of admission, of some misguided and tokenistic ways firms attempt to improve diversity in the profession, and of bringing te reo and Tikanga Māori into the way they practise. They were so generous with their perspectives and experience and I loved it all.
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Part 1: Tayla and Adair talk finding community at law school, working on Treaty cases as new solicitors, and Māori identity within their legal practice
The New Lawyer Podcast
This episode is Part 1 of a two part conversation with Tayla and Adair, two solicitors at Kāhui Legal. In this part we talk about their experiences of law school and their careers so far - what it has been like (excellent!) and how they made the decisions they did (through thoughtful experimentation!).
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The New Lawyer book! The New Lawyer Companion: Essays on law, life and humanity
The New Lawyer Podcast
There is news in the New Lawyer Project world: LexisNexis has published a book by me! It is called The New Lawyer Companion: Essays on law, life and humanity and collects her previous writing together with new work. Listen to the episode or read the brand new "book" page on the website for more information. Available to the public later in 2021!
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Amanda Smidt from the Career Development Company talks how to make career decisions, what comes before editing your CV, and how wellbeing integrates with your work life
The New Lawyer Podcast
Amanda Smidt is a careers practitioner at the Career Development Company and spends her work life shepherding others to authentic and sustainable career decisions. She loves crossroads conversations almost as much as me. We discussed her career, how she leads career conversations with her clients, and the best work you can do to find the best work situation for yourself.
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Damian Hanna talks legal recruitment, career flexibility, and not waiting for burnout to change course
The New Lawyer Podcast
In this episode I talked with Damian Hanna, a long time specialist in legal recruitment in New Zealand, about how he does his work, how he sees the landscape of legal recruitment, and what he loves to find in a job candidate.
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Special episode - Katie and Cassandra discuss life and lawyering in Covid times
The New Lawyer Podcast
In this episode host Katie and returning guest Cassandra offer company to you listeners as we all try to figure out what all this means and how to handle life and legal practice during Covid times.
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Sarah talks networking that feels good, finding your fit in Australia or New Zealand, and law adjacent careers
The New Lawyer Podcast
In this episode I chat with Sarah Alderson from PocketLegal about her ten years in practice in New Zealand and Australia, including how she went about finding jobs throughout, leading to her recent move to establish her CPD and networking business. It was so lovely to talk about finding fit and non-formulaic ways through one's career, and how she is going about improving the experience of legal practice for New Zealand lawyers now.
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Sacha Judd talks technology law, non-linear career choices, and the systemic nature of legal culture
The New Lawyer Podcast
In this episode Sacha Judd, a lawyer for 20 years turned innovation and technology advisor, talks technology law, non-linear career choices, and the systemic nature of legal culture, not to mention practice in Hong Kong and Singapore, study at LSE, and partnership at 32. No introduction needed!
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Cassandra talks junior barristership, animal law and networking without networking
The New Lawyer Podcast
In this episode I spoke to Cassandra Kenworthy, a junior barrister from Wellington, about almost everything in the world. We went from her science background to how she found law to academic writing to animal law to participation in legal profession groups to practising with a chronic illness to networking without networking to all kinds of other things. I'm such a fan.
info_outlineIn this episode Auckland-based family lawyer Sharon Chandra talks family law, the role of happiness in productivity, and the legal culture utopia we might face towards.