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3K to 20K🎙 Weekly cadence·104 episodes·Last published 1mo ago - Monthly Reach
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Episode No. 103: Rachael Bosch, Founder of Fringe Professional Development
Apr 29, 2026
41m 28s
Episode No. 102: Mary Ellen O'Connor, Founder of O'Connor Law PLLC
Mar 31, 2026
44m 43s
Episode No. 101: Denise Haugen, Corporate Counsel, Matheson
Feb 26, 2026
55m 13s
Episode No. 100 (Part II): Where Are They Now? Featuring D'Lonra Ellis and Iris Chen
Feb 19, 2025
1h 18m 48s
Episode No. 100 (Part I): Where Are They Now? with Amy Tu and Samantha Monk
Jan 16, 2025
1h 00m 23s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4/29/26 | ![]() Episode No. 103: Rachael Bosch, Founder of Fringe Professional Development✨ | communication skillswork performance+4 | Rachael Bosch | Fringe Professional Development | — | communicationwork performance+5 | — | 41m 28s | |
| 3/31/26 | ![]() Episode No. 102: Mary Ellen O'Connor, Founder of O'Connor Law PLLC✨ | workers' compensationsocial security disability+3 | Mary Ellen O'Connor | O'Connor Law PLLCSUNY Albany+1 | White PlainsYonkers+1 | Mary Ellen O'ConnorO'Connor Law PLLC+3 | — | 44m 43s | |
| 2/26/26 | ![]() Episode No. 101: Denise Haugen, Corporate Counsel, Matheson✨ | corporate counsellegal career+3 | Denise Haugen | MathesonUniversity of Texas Austin+1 | — | corporate counsellegal career+3 | — | 55m 13s | |
| 2/19/25 | ![]() Episode No. 100 (Part II): Where Are They Now? Featuring D'Lonra Ellis and Iris Chen✨ | career progressionlegal profession+4 | D'Lonra EllisIris Chen | Oakland AthleticsUC Law+3 | — | D'Lonra EllisIris Chen+5 | — | 1h 18m 48s | |
| 1/16/25 | ![]() Episode No. 100 (Part I): Where Are They Now? with Amy Tu and Samantha Monk✨ | career progressionwomen in law+3 | Amy TuSamantha Monk | TargetPlay Street Museum+2 | Fayetteville, ArkansasDallas, Texas | women in lawcareer advancement+5 | — | 1h 00m 23s | |
| 1/7/25 | ![]() Episode No. 99: Looking Back on Women In Law On The Record✨ | reflectionpodcast milestones+3 | — | — | — | Women in Lawpodcast+5 | — | 22m 27s | |
| 12/26/24 | ![]() Episode No. 98: Leah Mayersohn, Founder and Owner Mayersohn Law Group✨ | criminal lawfamily law+3 | Leah Mayersohn | Mayersohn Law GroupUCLA+2 | Fort Lauderdalesouthern California | criminal lawfamily law+3 | — | 39m 03s | |
| 12/16/24 | ![]() Episode No. 97: Ladies Who Law (Samantha Sicola and Haylie Davis)✨ | women in lawlegal profession+5 | Samantha SicolaHaylie Davis | Ladies Who LawLadies Who Law School | — | Ladies Who Lawwomen in law+5 | — | 52m 00s | |
| 11/21/24 | ![]() Episode No. 96: Lisa Roberts, General Counsel, Stax Payments✨ | career developmentlegal profession+3 | Lisa Roberts | Stax Payments | St. CroixCalifornia+3 | General CounselStax Payments+5 | — | 48m 50s | |
| 11/8/24 | ![]() Episode No. 95: Baby Girl On The Record✨ | pregnancypersonal news+3 | — | — | — | pregnancybaby girl+3 | — | 11m 54s | |
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| 10/24/24 | ![]() Episode No. 94: ICYMI - Iris Chen, Formerly Google and Currently Moloco | Today I'm sharing an interview I did in 2019 with Iris Chen who was with Google at the time. This is one of my favorite episodes I've ever done. Iris is such a bright and inspiring lawyer. After Google, Iris went on to become the Deputy General Counsel of Airbnb and, very recently, Iris became the General Counsel of Moloco. She's had an incredible career trajectory. I'm going to get the full update from her in my upcoming 100th Episode where I'll feature Iris and a few others who I have previously interviewed to see "where they are now?" For now, hear all about Iris's background in our discussion here. | — | ||||||
| 10/9/24 | ![]() Episode No. 93: Meredith Shaw, Quinn Emanuel | Meredith a Partner at Quinn Emanuel in New York City. She attended Harvard University for undergrad and Columbia Law School. Meredith grew up in the Philadelphia area. She is a seasoned trial lawyer with extensive experience litigating a broad variety of complex commercial disputes in a host of state and federal courts and arbitration tribunals. In fact, in career, she has practiced on both coasts–being part of the firm's San Francisco office as well as New York. Meredith shared valuable insights for any lawyer making their way through big law. I really enjoyed talking with her and hope you enjoy listening to our conversation. | — | ||||||
| 9/26/24 | ![]() Episode No. 92: Kelley Barnett, AmTrust Financial Services | Today I'm talking with Kelley Barnett, Senior Vice President and Senior Managing Counsel at AmTrust Financial Services. Kelley is so many things to me…a friend, a long time listener and supporter of this podcast, an incredibly talented lawyer, and masterful advocate for women in the legal field. Kelley graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in economics, then attended Case Western University where she obtained her law degree. Early in her career, Kelley was a prosecutor for several years. In 2004, she was honored to become a member of the Major Trial Unit of the prosecutor's office, which is the elite trial unit of the county prosecutor's office responsible for prosecuting the community's most serious offenders. Kelley then made the move to private practice at Frantz Ward where she would spend 12 years litigating and trying a wide variety of cases. Next, Kelley moved to AmTrust in 2019 where she focused on labor and employment issues. As you'll hear, Kelley continuously raised her hand for new opportunities at AmTrust. And now she leads a team of lawyers responsible for overseeing employment, intellectual property, the negotiation and drafting of commercial and technology agreements, antitrust and related regulatory issues, data governance, and related litigation and other issues for AmTrust and some of AmTrust's domestic and international businesses. When Kelley isn't practicing law, you may find her hanging out with her dogs or her family or she is promoting other women in the law. In fact, one of her most outstanding achievements was establishing Ladder Down Cleveland. You may recognize the name as I've featured the organization on the podcast about two years ago. You'll recall it's an organization for women lawyers to help them build their business development skills. Kelley and I have known each other for years now and it was a true pleasure to interview her for this podcast. Please enjoy. | — | ||||||
| 9/11/24 | ![]() Episode No. 91: Alex Lagos, Lara Bueso Bach, and Mercedes Armas Bach | Today, I'm talking with Alex Lagos (Shareholder in Litigation at Greenberg Traurig in Miami), Lara Bueso Bach (Senior VP of Litigation at Televisia Univision), and Mercedes Armas Bach (Retired Judge of the 11th Judicial Circuit in Florida and current JAMS mediator). If you can't already tell, these ladies all have something in common–they're related! Alex is the daughter of Mercedes and Lara married into the family when she married Alex's brother. Law is the family business for these incredibly bright and inspiring women. This was a fascinating discussion. Each of these ladies had a unique experience and perspective to share. And I'm thrilled for you to hear our conversation. Please enjoy! | — | ||||||
| 8/30/24 | ![]() Episode No. 90: Erin England, Erin England Law | Today I'm talking with Erin England. Erin has over 20 years of experience in finance and is widely recognized as one of the top lawyers in her field. She specializes in corporate and finance transactions, including serving as outside general counsel to businesses. Erin has helped Fortune 500 companies, private equity and private credit funds, and regional and national banks successfully navigate complex commercial issues. Erin began her legal career at Haynes and Boone in Dallas, Texas. She served as a Partner at three major law firms, and is the former co-chair of the fund finance practice group at an AmLaw Top 30 law firm. With her extensive background, Erin recently decided to start her own firm–Erin England Law. She walks me through her career and her decision to hang her own shingle. She and I had a great discussion and I'm thrilled to shine a light on her story. | — | ||||||
| 7/18/24 | ![]() Episode No. 89: Marlana Shoshtari, Counsel for Entertainment Networks (Scripted), NBC Universal | Today I'm talking with Marlana Shoshtari, Counsel for Entertainment Networks (Scripted) at NBC Universal. Marlana is originally from a small town in Oklahoma but later moved and went to undergrad at the University of Virginia where she studied psychology. She and I bonded over our fascination with crime and psychology as both of us grew up during the peak CSI and Criminal Minds days. Marlana decided law school was the best path for her and attended Syracuse University where she got her JD and a Master's Degree in Public Relations and Image Management. Marlana had her sights set on being an entertainment lawyer so she made her way to the west coast. As you'll hear, Marlana did WHATEVER it took to achieve her goals. Initially, when she moved to the LA area, she was staying with a family friend, enduring an hour and half commute every day each way to work. She was grinding it out just to get the experience she needed, which she got from a company called New Form Entertainment where she worked closely with the general counsel and created innovative ways to improve their efficiencies. Marlana then broke into the streaming/network scene when she moved to Netflix where she focused on nonfiction series. Now at NBC Universal, Marlana drafts and negotiates contracts for scripted series, among having many other responsibilities. When she's not practicing law, you can probably find Marlana reading a book. She is a big book lover and even started her own YouTube series reviewing the latest books she's read. I hope you enjoy our discussion and find inspiration in Marlana's story (I know I did). | — | ||||||
| 6/27/24 | ![]() Episode No. 88: Maria Daatio Perez, Senior Counsel & Director (Advertising, Marketing & Digital), Mattel Inc. | Today I'm talking with Maria Daatio Perez, Senior Counsel & Director for Advertising, Marketing, Content Review, S&P, and E-Commerce. Maria was so fun to chat with. She spoke about her immigrant family's background, her days in undergrad at UC Santa Barbara, and how she came around to the decision to go to law school. She ultimately attended Southwestern Law School and when she graduated, she wanted to be an entertainment lawyer. She made her way into a startup of sorts, a company called Maker Studios, that was later acquired by Disney. Maria later took a job at Facebook back in the bay area (where she is from originally). At that time, Maria and her husband-to-be were long-distance and commuting to and from southern California to the bay. After that, Maria landed a job at Mattel where she focuses on advertising and marketing issues. Maria was super involved in all the Barbie movie promotional work so you'll hear me ask about that. I had such a great connection with Maria. I think you'll hear that and I hope you enjoy the episode. | — | ||||||
| 6/12/24 | ![]() Episode No. 87: Sara Kamal, Legal Counsel, Yum! Brands | Today I'm talking with Sara Kamal, Legal Counsel at Yum! Brands. This was an especially fun interview for me because Sara is one of my closest friends. She and I met when she was actually a client of my firm and we were working together on an arbitration matter. It didn't take long for us to become friends. She is someone I count on all the time to give me a work advice so I'm really excited for you all to hear her insight. But, before we dive into the interview, let me tell you about Sara's background. She was born in Egypt and moved to the States with her family when she was just a baby. She attended the University of Texas where she majored in accounting. She later moved to Washington D.C. and after law school did a fellowship focused on public policy. After her stint in D.C., Sara moved back to Texas (the Dallas-Fort Worth area) and began working for a small firm. She cut her teeth for a couple years learning everything she could about the law, getting diverse experience in all different subject matters. Sara then moved in-house to Dickey's Barbecue during the pandemic, where she wore many hats and handled various legal issues, including some especially complicated matters where she had no prior experience. Not surprising to anyone who knows Sara, she handled it like a champ. And that experience is, in part, what gave her the confidence to join Yum! Where she is crushing it y'all. She won't say that, so I'll say it for her. She's GREAT at her job. She has a natural ability to gain the trust of her clients and you couldn't ask for a better team player. I hope you enjoy this conversation with one of my dearest friends. | — | ||||||
| 5/30/24 | ![]() Episode No. 86: Kristine Campbell, General Counsel, U-Haul | Today I'm talking with Kristine Campbell, General Counsel of Uhaul. Kristine was so fun to chat with. Not only is she a former Greenberg Traurig attorney, so we bonded over our loyalty to the firm but she was forthcoming about her experiences, how she reached the GC's office at Uhaul after serving 12 years in the company's legal department, and how she's done it all while raising two kids. I also asked her about whether she ever felt like she needed to be a chameleon in the practice of law - everchanging with her circumstances. I thought this was an especially entertaining conversation and it's an example of why I love doing this podcast. It was a treat to get to know Kristine and I think it will be for you too. Please enjoy this episode. | — | ||||||
| 5/17/24 | ![]() Episode 85: Mother's Day Special | Welcome to a special episode of Women In Law On The Record. This week I'm sharing a few stories of women lawyers who are also moms. I wanted to honor all the mom lawyers out there and share the good, the bad, and the ugly of being a lawyer and a mom. So you'll hear all those sides. And I preview my next episode as well featuring Kristine Campbell. Thanks for listening! | — | ||||||
| 5/1/24 | ![]() Episode No. 84: Erin Borg, Assistant General Counsel, Neiman Marcus Group | Today I'm talking with Erin Borg, Vice President and Assistant General Counsel for the Neiman Marcus Group. Erin is an Arizona native who moved across the country to attend Indiana University Bloomington where she studied political science. She would later return to Arizona to attend the University of Arizona for law school. But, before that, she made a stop to intern at the White House during the Clinton administration. It was her time in Washington D.C. that helped Erin decide she wanted to pursue a legal career. She started out her practice in private practice but made the move in-house to US Airways (now American Airlines) where she primarily focused on labor and employment issues. Erin made a few more stops in-house before landing at Neiman Marcus Group. She speaks openly about why she made the moves she did and how she thinks it has (or has not) impacted her long term. On the whole, through her experiences, Erin has developed a well rounded practice and expertise that has positioned her well for her current position and any role she may have down the road. I found a lot of good takeaways from our conversation, including how we both still deal with imposter syndrome. And y'all…this isn't a generic discussion about how I question whether I deserve to be a lawyer. We keep it real…giving legit examples of how it shows up for both of us. Please enjoy listening to Erin Borg. | — | ||||||
| 4/17/24 | ![]() Episode No. 83: Lindsey Swiger, Senior Associate, Norton Rose Fulbright | Today I'm talking with Lindsey Swiger, Senior Associate at Norton Rose Fulbright in Houston, Texas. Lindsey is an energy lawyer who has spent her career advising clients on conventional and renewable energy transactions across the value chain. Lindsey's practice focuses on project development and financing, mergers, acquisitions, divestments and joint venture structuring. Prior to joining Norton Rose Fulbright, Lindsey was in-house counsel with Exxon. During our conversation, Lindsey candidly shares her journey in and out of big law, how life circumstances factored into her career decisions, and how she persevere through some especially challenging times. In my opinion, conversations like this one with Lindsey don't happen enough in our industry. I'm so proud of Lindsey for sharing her story and inspiring others, myself included. Please enjoy. | — | ||||||
| 4/4/24 | ![]() Episode 82: Aliza Shatzman, Founder Legal Accountability Project | Today I'm talking with Aliza Shatzman, an attorney and advocate based in Washington D.C. who writes and speaks about judicial accountability, clerkships, and diversity in the courts. Aliza earned her bachelor's degree from Williams College in Williamstown, MA in 2013 and her JD from Washington University in St. Louis School of Law (WashU Law) in 2019. Aliza is also the Founder of the Legal Accountability Project, a non-profit mission is to ensure that law clerks have positive clerkship experiences, while extending support and resources to those who do not. Aliza shares her personal experience of with a judicial clerkship and how it motivated her to start her organization. She provides incredible insight into how the system can be improved and more transparent. Please enjoy my conversation with Aliza! | — | ||||||
| 3/19/24 | ![]() Episode No. 81: Camie Carlock McKee, Haynes Boone Associate | Today I'm talking with Camie Carlock McKee, senior energy transactions associate at Haynes Boone in Dallas, Texas. Camie is a graduate of Washington and Lee University where she studied political science and the University of Texas Law School where she was an active participant at the Center for Women In Law. Camie has made so many incredible contributions to the legal and Dallas community through her practice and her volunteer work. She and I had a great conversation around finding the right balance between committing to your passions and leaving space for yourself so that you can best serve others. She shared several important mentorship moments she's experienced and we bonded over how to work through anxiety or self-doubt. I really enjoyed my conversation with Camie and I hope you do too. | — | ||||||
| 3/6/24 | ![]() Episode 80: Back On The Record | I've been away from the podcast for about a year but I'm back! And I'm excited to share I've been promoted to Shareholder at my firm, Greenberg Traurig. Today's episode is a little different as it's just me talking about what's happened the last year, how grateful I am for everyone who helped me reach this great milestone in my career, and what to expect from Women In Law On The Record going forward. Hope you enjoy! | — | ||||||
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