How I Lawyer Podcast with Jonah Perlin

#103: Panel Opinion - Paths to Becoming an Appellate Lawyer (Collaboration with The Appellate Project)

Feb 17, 2023

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How I Lawyer Podcast - Thank You Jonah Perlin

01:59

How We Can Diversify the Appellate Bar

02:35

How Did You Balance Your Law Career?

04:55

Introduction

2min

How We Can Diversify the Appellate Bar

3min

Is Trial Work a Better Fit for You?

2min

Criminal Defense

2min

Do You Have a Pallet Work?

5min

What I Love About That Oral Argument

2min

How Did You Get to Curtis Law School?

2min

How Did You Balance Your Law Career?

5min

I Love That Story

3min

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How Did You Get Started With the Pellet Practice?

6min

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What's the Biggest Skill in a Pellet Attorney?

2min

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How to Become a Pellet Lawyer?

4min

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What's the Pitch to Do Appellate Advocacy?

4min

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Appellate Advocacy

2min

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What Advice Would You Give to Those Just Starting Out in Law School?

3min

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Why You Want to Be an Attorney?

2min

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How I Lawyer Podcast - Thank You Jonah Perlin

2min

In today’s special Panel Opinion episode of How I Lawyer produced with The Appellate Project I am excited to welcome four appellate lawyers who share their paths to becoming appellate lawyers and the tools they have learned for success along the way.

I am excited to partner with the Appellate Project on this episode. TAP is a non-profit dedicated to diversifying the appellate bar and empowering law students of color to thrive in the appellate field. I previously spoke to TAP's Executive Director and Founder Juvaria Khan on Episode #10!

The episode features:

Cristina Najarro (Deputy State Public Defender at the Office of the State Public Defender in Oakland, California)
Mahogane Reed (Appellate Attorney at the U. S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C.)
Juan Perla (Partner, Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP in New York, NY)
Ian Courts (Assistant District Attorney-Appeals Unit in Philadelphia, PA)

Learn more about The Appellate Project at http://www.theappellateproject.org.

This episode is also sponsored, edited, and engineered by LawPods, a professional podcast production company for busy attorneys.

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