Cited Authorities
Behind every successful legal career is a series of decisions that never made it onto a résumé. Cited Authorities features conversations with accomplished lawyers, and the leaders who shape their field, about career inflection points, professional judgment, reputation, leadership, and the real stories behind professional success.
Excellent legal careers are not accidents. Hear the stories of how they were built.
Cited Authorities
Latest Episodes
Seun Williams on Moving From Prosecution to Defense and What Juvenile Court Teaches
Seun Williams, a partner at the Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles, P.A., joins Alexander Powell to talk about moving from prosecuting cases in Prince George's County to the defense table, what juvenile court teaches a lawyer, and what he learned ar...
Melissa L. Wiley on Tax Controversy, Teaching, and Judgment
Melissa L. Wiley, a partner at Kostelanetz LLP and an adjunct professor at Georgetown Law, joins Alexander Powell to talk about tax controversy, teaching, and the judgment required for effective advocacy.CHAPTERS0:00 Welcome to Cited...
Andrew T. Wise on What Public Defense Teaches a Trial Lawyer
Andrew T. Wise leads the White Collar Defense practice at Miller & Chevalier. He has tried more than 50 cases to resolution, and he started as a public defender at the DC Public Defender Service. Today's episode is about trial craft, client trust...
Rod J. Rosenstein, Former Deputy Attorney General of the United States
Rod J. Rosenstein is a partner at Baker McKenzie and co-chair of its national security practice. He previously served as Deputy Attorney General of the United States, U.S. Attorney for Maryland, and Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General f...
Ben Tompkins: From DOJ Prosecutor to Defense Counsel
Episode 13 of Cited Authorities. A conversation with Ben Tompkins, former trial attorney in the Justice Department's Tax Division and former Assistant United States Attorney in Los Angeles.Tompkins is now a partner at Nardiello Turanchi...
