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Hosted by Hugo · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 21 episodes
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Conversations with lawyers about the real stories behind their careers.
Hugo hosts Lawsy Originals, a business show with 21 episodes published.
In this episode, Darren Rogers, Head of Real Estate in London at McDermott Will & Schulte, shares the career decisions that shaped his journey from trainee to leading one of the firm's fastest-growing practice areas. Dar
Fleur Florin, Future Trainee Solicitor at Norton Rose Fulbright — On Standing Out, Securing a Training Contract and Building a Legal Career In this episode, Fleur swaps the interviewer's chair for the guest seat to refle
Louis Sheridan, Future Trainee Solicitor at Paul, Weiss — On Private Equity, Commercial Awareness and Writing Standout Applications In this episode, Louis Sheridan shares his journey to securing a training contract at Pa
Hasti Mozhdehi, Future Trainee Solicitor at Latham & Watkins — From Retail Management to Securing a Training Contract In this episode, Hasti Mozhdehi shares her journey to securing a training contract at Latham & Watkins
Dana Altunisi, Future Trainee Solicitor at Dentons — From Professional Ballet to Securing a Training Contract In this episode, Dana Altunisi shares her journey securing a training contract at Dentons, explaining how she
Heidi Daryanani, Future Trainee Solicitor at RPC — On Paralegal Experience, Training Contracts and Standing Out in Applications In this episode, Heidi shares her journey from growing up between India, Ireland and the UK
Yusuf Serang, Future Trainee Solicitor at Fieldfisher — From India to a Training Contract in the UK In this episode, Yusuf shares his inspiring journey from Mumbai to securing a training contract at Fieldfisher, offering
Yusuf Serang, Future Trainee Solicitor at Fieldfisher — From India to a Training Contract in the UK In this episode, Yusuf shares his inspiring journey from Mumbai to securing a training contract at Fieldfisher, offering
In this episode, Ian Bagshaw shares his remarkable career journey from accidental lawyer to Managing Partner of Perkins Coie London, offering a fascinating perspective on how technology, talent and culture are reshaping
In this episode, Ian Bagshaw shares his remarkable career journey from accidental lawyer to Managing Partner of Perkins Coie London, offering a fascinating perspective on how technology, talent and culture are reshaping
In this episode, Catherine Casazza shares her remarkable journey from aspiring actor to senior legal counsel at Fidelity International, offering an honest look at life across private practice, international opportunities
In this episode, Eleanor Wilson, associate at Mishcon de Reya specialising in intellectual property litigation, shares her unconventional route into law and explains how an early fascination with copyright and creativity
In this episode, Tristan Dollie, partner in Brown Rudnick’s special situations team, explains what “special situations” actually means in practice and why some of the most interesting deals in the market sit outside conv
Mark Stephens, Partner at Howard Kennedy — On Human Rights, Creative Law and Driving Social Change In this episode, Mark Stephens, partner at Howard Kennedy, shares his unconventional journey into law, from growing up ar
In this episode, Tim Foden, partner at Boies Schiller Flexner in London, shares his unconventional journey from a blue-collar upbringing in Philadelphia to becoming a leading international arbitration lawyer working on h
In this episode, Mark Hunting, partner at Bracewell in London, shares his journey from training at Hogan Lovells to building a career spanning private practice, in-house at bp and back into private practice. Mark special
In this episode, David Savage, Head of Construction at Charles Russell Speechlys, shares his journey from construction chambers to building and leading a top-tier construction practice within an international law firm. F
In this episode, Tom Platts, an international M&A partner at Stevenson Harwood, shares his journey through the legal industry, working across London, Singapore and emerging markets over a 20+ year career. From training a
In this episode, Duncan, Global Co-Chair of the International Disputes Group at Duane Morris, shares his journey from training as a barrister in London to building a global career across leading US law firms. From his ea
In this episode, Colin Gibson, who until recently was Head of Disputes at Fieldfisher, shares his journey from joining the firm as a trainee in 1997 to becoming a board member and one of its most senior litigators. Colin
Darren Rogers
McDermott Will & Schulte
1 appearance on this show
Louis Sheridan
Paul, Weiss
1 appearance on this show
Dana Altunisi
Dentons
1 appearance on this show
Heidi Daryanani
RPC
1 appearance on this show
Yusuf Serang
Fieldfisher
1 appearance on this show
Ian Bagshaw
Perkins Coie
1 appearance on this show
Catherine Casazza
Fidelity International
1 appearance on this show
Eleanor Wilson
Mishcon de Reya
1 appearance on this show
Tristan Dollie
Brown Rudnick
1 appearance on this show
Mark Stephens
Howard Kennedy
1 appearance on this show
Tim Foden
Boies Schiller Flexner
1 appearance on this show
Mark Hunting
Bracewell
1 appearance on this show
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Lawsy Originals is hosted by Hugo. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 21 episodes.
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