Kemp Klein Law Firm recently launched its first podcast “Pro Bono with Ed Nahhat” anchored by shareholder Ed Nahhat. The podcast will be released monthly and feature personal profiles and inspiring stories exploring the adventures, challenges, and personal rewards of a career in law. “Pro Bono” will also showcase notable guests and experts from outside Kemp Klein, providing insights into the dynamics and achievements of an effective legal team working together.
“The client comes before the law, not above it. The ‘Pro Bono’ podcast gives me the chance to give back to clients and peers after 30 years plus of practice,” said Nahhat. “Here we get to talk openly about what legal careers mean to us, what inspires us every day, how we fight for our clients, and how we stand up for legal principles in society. I hope it inspires you, too.”
The first episode features shareholder, Joseph P. Buttiglieri. Buttiglieri began his career in 1976, a time predating the internet and email. He reminisces of an era when communication primarily relied on phone calls and letters, highlighting the necessity for lawyers to adjust to advancing technologies.
Listeners will gain insights into Buttiglieri motivations for entering the legal profession and his perspective on law as a cornerstone of a civil society, particularly shaped by his experiences during the 1960s.
The discussion not only showcases Buttiglieri’s achievements as a successful litigator and highly sought-after mediator, but also imparts valuable lessons on adaptability, respect, and the enduring significance of personal integrity in the practice of law.
“Speaking with Ed allowed me to reflect on my career and how practicing law has changed over the years and how the main motivation will always remain providing the highest level of service to clients,” said Buttiglieri.
“Ed’s podcast will allow listeners to learn about our legal team, keep current on legal trends and hear stories that make our profession interesting and exciting from those who have lived them,” said Kemp Klein CEO and President Brian Rolfe.
Listen to the podcast: https://kkue.com/pro-bono-with-edward-nahhat-episode-01-joseph-p-buttiglieri/ or on Spotify, Apple or watch on YouTube.
“The client comes before the law, not above it. The ‘Pro Bono’ podcast gives me the chance to give back to clients and peers after 30 years plus of practice,” said Nahhat. “Here we get to talk openly about what legal careers mean to us, what inspires us every day, how we fight for our clients, and how we stand up for legal principles in society. I hope it inspires you, too.”
The first episode features shareholder, Joseph P. Buttiglieri. Buttiglieri began his career in 1976, a time predating the internet and email. He reminisces of an era when communication primarily relied on phone calls and letters, highlighting the necessity for lawyers to adjust to advancing technologies.
Listeners will gain insights into Buttiglieri motivations for entering the legal profession and his perspective on law as a cornerstone of a civil society, particularly shaped by his experiences during the 1960s.
The discussion not only showcases Buttiglieri’s achievements as a successful litigator and highly sought-after mediator, but also imparts valuable lessons on adaptability, respect, and the enduring significance of personal integrity in the practice of law.
“Speaking with Ed allowed me to reflect on my career and how practicing law has changed over the years and how the main motivation will always remain providing the highest level of service to clients,” said Buttiglieri.
“Ed’s podcast will allow listeners to learn about our legal team, keep current on legal trends and hear stories that make our profession interesting and exciting from those who have lived them,” said Kemp Klein CEO and President Brian Rolfe.
Listen to the podcast: https://kkue.com/pro-bono-with-edward-nahhat-episode-01-joseph-p-buttiglieri/ or on Spotify, Apple or watch on YouTube.
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