4. Social Media Lawyers & Shy Advocates with James d'Apice

The Lawfluent Podcast

The episode you've been waiting for! Today we sat down with James d'Apice, Special Counsel at Chamberlains. James is a corporate and commercial litigator who uses his skills to help companies, trusts, and partnerships protect their interests. He is also know for Coffee and a Case Note on Tik Tok and Instagram, where he provides brief reports on recent legal cases over a cup of coffee.
In this episode we discuss:

• What it's like to be a Special Counsel practising corporate and commercial litigation
• How to distinguish professional relationships vs. friendships with clients
• Tips for lawyers to make the law accessible on social media
• The matter of Shandong Delisi v Yolarno Pty Ltd
• Tips for courtroom advocacy

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Розділи

1. 4. Social Media Lawyers & Shy Advocates with James d'Apice (00:00:00)

2. What is it like to be a Special Counsel practicing corporate and commercial litigation? (00:01:18)

3. What motivated you to use social media platforms to make the law accessible? (00:07:00)

4. Do you find it difficult to distinguish between a professional relationship with your clients or friends? (00:11:31)

5. Tips for lawyers to do more on social media (00:13:49)

6. Shandong Delisi v Yolarno Pty Ltd (00:17:23)

7. Do you prefer your matters to go to settlement or litigation? (00:22:22)

8. Tips for courtroom advocacy (00:24:30)

9. If you could go back in time and tell your first year law student self 3 things, what would you say? (00:34:46)