205, 2026

Why a Big-Law Litigator Went Fractional with Jonathan Sablone

May 2nd, 2026|Comments Off on Why a Big-Law Litigator Went Fractional with Jonathan Sablone

The traditional path from outside counsel to full-time in-house lawyer is evolving. In this episode, Jonathan Sablone discusses his transition from Big Law litigator to fractional general counsel, and how companies are leveraging flexible, senior legal talent to manage disputes, risk, and strategy without building a full internal legal department.

2904, 2026

Getting Digital Evidence Right with Tim Conlon

April 29th, 2026|Comments Off on Getting Digital Evidence Right with Tim Conlon

Digital evidence is central to modern litigation, yet it is often misunderstood or underused. In this episode of the Emerging Litigation Podcast, Tim Conlon explains how litigators can more effectively authenticate, preserve, and challenge electronic evidence—from texts and social media to cloud data and email systems—using practical forensic techniques that expose manipulation, concealment, and gaps in the record.

2203, 2026

One Size Fits None in Modern Employment Law with Jerry Maatman

March 22nd, 2026|Comments Off on One Size Fits None in Modern Employment Law with Jerry Maatman

In this episode of the Emerging Litigation Podcast, Tom Hagy speaks with employment law expert Gerald L. Maatman, Jr. about how remote work, ADA compliance, workforce reductions, arbitration, DEI policies, and AI are reshaping modern employment law. The conversation highlights practical strategies for managing risk, ensuring compliance, and building defensible workplace policies in a rapidly evolving legal landscape.