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Hosted by simonlawfirm · education · EN · 257 episodes
When you wear Heels In The Courtroom, life and law are a little bit different. This fresh and insightful new podcast from the female trial attorneys at Simon Law which offers mentoring, community and great girl talk about being the best you can be in every part of your life. So, kick off those heels, pour a glass of wine, and get to know Liz Lenivy, Mary Simon, Elizabeth McNulty, Katie St. John and Sydney Marino. Simon Law consists of trial attorneys specializing in medical malpractice, personal injury and corporate law. Since the Firm’s founding in 2000, Simon trial attorneys have earned over one billion dollars in verdicts and settlements for their clients. Recognized as one of the winningest firms in America by the National Law Journal, the dedicated attorneys at Simon Law bring experience, integrity and passion to every case they try. Contact Simon Law at info@simonlawpc.com or comments@heelsinthecourtroom.law
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhen you wear Heels In The Courtroom, life and law are a little bit different. This fresh and insightful new podcast from the female trial attorneys at Simon Law which offers mentoring, community and great girl talk about being the best you can be in every part of your life.
Recent episodes include "EP 1020: The Loosey-Goosey Years: Lessons from Attorneys' First Twelve Months" (21 October 2026, 36 minutes), "EP 1019: The First Woman Judge, Part Two: Ambition, Exhaustion, and the Cost of 'Playing It Cool'" (7 October 2026, 31 minutes), and "EP 1018: The First Woman Judge, Part One: Rediscovering Florence Allen's Legacy" (23 September 2026, 36 minutes).
Heels In The Courtroom publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 35 minutes across 257 episodes.
Booking probability for Heels In The Courtroom is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Heels In The Courtroom requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Heels In The Courtroom's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Heels In The Courtroom are Law & Legal Services. Heels In The Courtroom has an education audience.
Heels In The Courtroom is an education show with 257 episodes published.
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Episode #20
In this episode, first-time host Sydney Marino marks her upcoming one-year anniversary as a licensed attorney by leading a candid roundtable with colleagues Liz Lenivy, Elizabeth McNulty, Katie St. John, and Mary Simon...
Episode #19
What did it really take for Florence Allen to stay steady while being underestimated, mislabeled, and passed over? Professor and author Tracy Thomas shares the first woman judge’s own advice to younger women attorneys...
Episode #18
Long before "first woman" headlines became familiar, Florence Allen was breaking barriers no one had broken before her. She was the first woman on a state Supreme Court. The first woman on a federal appellate court. And...
Episode #16
She's been watched by 30 million people making her morning coffee and explaining wrongful termination in the same breath. In this episode of Heels in the Courtroom, Elizabeth McNulty, Sydney Marino, and Mary Simon sit...
Episode #15
Part two of the ego discussion turns to when confidence curdles into a problem. Mary Simon opens with a story about two rival attorneys sniping at each other in a pretrial conference until the judge shut it down...
Episode #14
The hosts unpack what ego really means in the legal profession and why female attorneys especially need a healthy dose of it. They trace the word's negative connotations alongside its necessary flip side: the confidence...
Episode #13
In this episode, the conversation gets candid about the toll this work takes on lawyers themselves. Sara Marler of Marler Law Partners challenges the myth of "compassion fatigue," explaining that what attorneys are...
Episode #12
An unconventional addition to the staff at a female-led family law firm has revolutionized how the firm operates as well as renamed its approach to lawyering. In this episode, Sara Marler and Ramona Gau explain how the...
Episode #11
“Feared in corporate board rooms” is how the St. Louis Business Journal describes attorney Mary Anne Sedey. In Part Two of Heels in the Courtroom, this legendary trial lawyer shares more powerful stories from her...
Episode #10
<p>What was it like to win a landmark case before the U.S. Supreme Court and pursue a high-profile discrimination lawsuit against Anheuser-Busch? In this episode of Heels in the Courtroom, legendary attorney Mary Anne...
Episode #9
<p>An honest discussion about imposter syndrome, rejecting societal timelines, and redefining work-life balance with the newest member of the Heels in the Courtroom cast Sydney Marino gives listeners a relatable and...
Episode #8
<p>The ladies leading Weigl Jackson share the emotional and legal complexities of discrimination claims, including managing client expectations, confronting difficult truths about the legal system, and balancing empathy...
Episode #4
<p>The ladies leading Weigl Jackson share the emotional and legal complexities of discrimination claims, including managing client expectations, confronting difficult truths about the legal system, and balancing empathy...
Episode #6
<p>In this episode of Heels in the Courtroom, Liz Lenivy, Mary Simon, Elizabeth McNulty and Katie St. John explore recent cases raising concerns about attorney-client privilege, confidentiality, and discoverability when...
Episode #5
<p>In part two of a conversation with Mollie Farrell Khazaeli and Kelli Dunaway, Mary Simon and Elizabeth McNulty go deeper into the unexpected ways coaching can help women lawyers move from where they are to where they...
Episode #4
<p>Mollie Farrell Khazaeli and Kelli Dunaway both left careers in law to become coaches for legal professionals. In this episode, they talk with Mary Simon and Elizabeth McNulty about the difference between a coach and...
Episode #3
<p>Imani Maatuka discusses the illusion of choice many law students face in choosing a career and how her scholarship program, Bridging the Gap, is helping these students navigate the process.</p> <p><br></p>
Episode #2
<p>What’s it like to go from a big law firm to opening a boutique law firm in partnership with your mother in the first five years of your career? Listen in as Imani Maatuka shares the experience and lessons learned...
Heels In The Courtroom
<p>This week, the ladies of Heels in the Courtroom are bringing back on one of the most popular episodes of The Jury is Out, which explores how your most effective marketing tool is y our own genuine interest in the...
Episode #1
<p>Take a moment to reflect on 2025 and recognize your personal and professional accomplishments. And rather than setting lofty resolutions for the new year, we find it’s more helpful to focus on a single word to guide...
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