Everything Except The Law: Best Of 2023
In 2023, we released 16 episodes of the “Everything Except The Law” podcast, featuring in-depth interviews with top experts from across the legal industry. In this special best of episode, we highlight some of our favorite interview moments from the past year.
Watch as host Nick Werker speaks with Ben Sachs, Laura Terrell, Paul Campson, Michelle Calcote King, Joe Patrice, Jim Hacking, Tyson Mutrux, Chris Dreyer, Stephanie Everett, Annette Choti, Doug Brown, Jared Correia, Dena Lefkowitz, Mathew Kerbis, Roy Sexton, Paul T. Llewellyn, Steve Fretzin, Jim Christy, Jonathan Breeden and Dan Ambrose.
The Everything Except The Law podcast can be found on YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
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