Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 28 episodes
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Each week we talk to a different diverse thinker about their experience. Tune in to get tips, insights and ideas as we explore topics such as neurodiversity and mental health in work, university, and employment processes. Hosted by an Autistic/Dyspraxic magic circle trainee solicitor, join our community.
Unknown Host hosts The ND Lawyer, a education show with 28 episodes published.
Introduction and overview - 0:00 Section 1, Why there is an information gap: 07:10 Section 2, Using legal recruiters: 10:30 Section 3, How to find roles: 14:28 Section 4, CVs: 19:54 Section 5, Competency and Technical In
I'm back after two years with a solo episode of The ND Lawyer Podcast. I talk about finishing my training contract, qualifying as a solicitor and what’s changed (or hasn’t) since then. There’s some reflection on life, wh
In this week’s episode Naomi (PR Director at NDLP) is Joined by Gemma, who was diagnosed as autistic aged 17 and now works as a Legal Engineer at Simmons & Simmons Wavelength, consulting clients on legal operations. She
In this week's episode, we are joined by Stephanie Camilleri, who was diagnosed with ADHD following the diagnosis of her children. Stephanie has worked in magic circle law and in-house, predominately in banking law. She
Welcome back to the ND Lawyer Podcast! In this shorter episode, we introduce Series 2 and some changes to the podcast. Amelia explains some candid personal updates (including starting as a Trainee) alongside an overview
In this week's episode, Saffia and Adam from the full-service national firm Geldards LLP join us for a discussion. While Saffia describes the firm's approach to neurodiversity in recruitment and employment, Adam talks ab
In this episode we are joined by Annie Crowe. Annie is a proud autistic ADHD advocate and lawyer and the founding Director of Neurodivergent Millennial, a consulting business, a consulting business that is leading the wa
Dr. Felicity Gerry QC joins us on this week's episode. We begin by talking about Felicity's path, her career, her pursuits, and her personal insights. We then talk about her work on autism and criminal justice, as well a
We meet Sana Malik, a prospective Bird & Bird Trainee Solicitor and LPC student with ADHD and Dyspraxia, in this episode. We start by discussing Sana's experience getting diagnosed and navigating her Paralegal and Bankin
We speak with Sarah, Staff Disability Advisor and Trans Lead at the University of Oxford, in this week's episode. Sarah is trans, blind, and neurodivergent, and was named Stonewall's LGBT+ role model of the year (East Mi
In this episode, we talk with Richard, a Clinical Negligence Partner at Irwin Mitchell, about his experience as a dyspraxic and dyslexic lawyer. Richard discusses why he decided to share his story, how his neurodivergenc
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In this episode, we speak with Natasha Hirst, a co-researcher on The University of Cardiff and Law Society's 'Legally disabled?' research, which was one of the first explorations into the " experiences of disabled people
Kirsten, Autistic Solicitor Consultant, and Neurodiversity Advocate, joins us in this episode. Kirsten discusses her experience training in the magic circle and working in-house in the financial sector while undiagnosed.
In this episode, we are joined by Emma Bartlett, Partner at CM Murray, an Employment Law, and Partnerships Law firm. Emma has been advocating and raising awareness through her work, appearing on podcasts, and writing sev
In this episode, we talk to Phoebe, a future In-house trainee solicitor at the BBC. Phoebe, who runs @trainwithtiss on Instagram, discusses her journey, why she chose in-house, mental health, 'lawfluencing', alongside lo
We speak with Alice, a dyspraxic future trainee at a top 25 firm and University of Oxford student, in this episode. We go over everything from discussing your neurodivergence on applications to disclosure, asking for rea
In this episode, we are joined by Leanne Maskell. Leanne is the author of ADHD: an A to Z, and The Model Manifesto, who has appeared on Sky News, and the BBC to talk about her experiences. She is also an ADHD Coach and L
In this episode, we are joined by the University of Sheffield's Edward Bramley Law Society to talk about their approach to neurodiversity and welfare. Alice, the Vice-President who has anxiety and BPD, and Sharon, the In
This week we chat with Elaine, a Commercial Property Solicitor at a Top 200 firm, about her experience with Dyspraxia, whilst managing legal education and work. Elaine provides her insights and tips for attaining work as
Gemma
TICS Associate · Google
1 appearance on this show
Adam
host of Red Side Of The Trent Podcast · Fuse Service
1 appearance on this show
Sarah
archer · Bat Digest
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Phoebe
therapist · KW Marketing
1 appearance on this show
Alice
Miss London GB contestant · Royal
2 appearances on this show
Leanne Maskell
ADHD coach, author, advocate for neurodiversity · ADHD Works
1 appearance on this show
Sharon
hospice retail manager · The Functional Family
1 appearance on this show
Elaine
Commercial Property Solicitor · Moore House Group
1 appearance on this show
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