Stay ConnectedIn Re KCMBA is your go-to podcast for discussions regarding legal issues, law talk, and war stories from the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association community.
Currently hosted by attorney Steve Miller, it brings together other lawyers, judges and friends to discuss law topics and more bringing together not only the KCMBA community, but anyone with a passion for law.
The fifth episode of Women Leaders in the KC Legal Community features Karrie Clinkinbeard where she talks about her day-to-day in the legal profession as a trial lawyer. Karrie also talks about that which can aid an individual in having strong leadership qualities such as having a good mentor, having a willigness to dig in, and having the ability to listen to others and propell them forward.
In the fourth episode of Women Leaders in the KC Legal Community, host Bill Martucci welcomes Kristen Page to talk about her background, and that which made her pursue a career in law. Kristen also talks about that which drew her to the realm of leadership and qualities that assist one in being a leader such as making people feel comfortable, generally relating to others, and having a willingness to say yes.
In the third episode of Women Leaders in the KC Legal Community, Allison Murdock discusses what attracted her to the legal field. She also talks about different sectors in the legal field she's been involved in and the general variety that exists in the realm of law. Allison also talks about her involvement in law firm management and the qualities needed for that type of involvement.
In the second episode of Women Leaders in the KC Legal Community, host Bill Martucci welcomes Mary Jane Judy to talk about her background, her real-estate practice, and the variety it entails. Mary Jane Judy also talks about traits that assist one in being a leader and how to develop skills that can assist one's professional career such as seeking a mentor.
Host Bill Martucci welcomes Kim Jones to talk about her career, her practice, the pursuits she's been engaged in, and her leadership role and what it entails. Kim also talks about the notion of women in law and how it has changed over time.
The fifth episode in a five-part series on KCMBA Sections and Committees features the President of KCMBA's Business Law Section - Bryan Meyer. Host Bill Martucci welcomes Bryan to talk about developments in his career from his start studying mechanical engineering at Kansas City University, to becoming involved with patent law, to his time now being involved with KCMBA.
In the fourth episode in a five-part series on KCMBA Sections and Committees, KCMBA president Bill Martucci features the President of KCMBA's Diversity Section, Marcus McLaughlin to talk about what drew him to both the legal field and KCMBA. Marcus talks about how he went from studying graphic design to taking on other leadership roles and how it all led to him studying law and becoming an attorney. Marcus also talks about how his need for meeting other attorneys led him to becoming involved with KCMBA.
The third episode in a five-part series on KCMBA Sections and Committees features the president of KCMBA's Solo Practicioner & Small Firm Section, Nick Hergott. Nick talks about how he became involved with the KCMBA and how the experience became a catalyst for getting to know the people he would be working with in Kansas City.
Host Bill Martucci welcomes former KCMBA president and trial lawyer Athena Dickson, where she discusses how the Kansas City Legal Community can assist the Student Law Academy in helping underserved urban highschool students receive exposure to the legal profession.
The second episode in a five-part series on KCMBA Sections and Committees features the President of KCMBA's Criminal Law Section - Ruthie Russell. Host Bill Martucci welcomes Ruthie to talk about her progression in her legal career from her start as a lawyer in 2009, working at the Missouri State Public Defender's Office, to her time now being involved with KCMBA. Ruthie also talks about the focus of the Criminal Law Section and the beneficial activities they engage in.
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