In a profession often defined by long hours, high stress, and traditional markers of success, what does it really mean to thrive in law?

In this episode of Lady Justice Talks, we’re joined by Lauren Klein—attorney, entrepreneur, Professor, mindset coach, and the voice behind The Wealthy Lawyer $quad Podcast—for a powerful conversation about redefining success in the legal industry. As the Co-Founder and CEO of Flourish Law Group, Lauren has helped clients protect billions of dollars in assets while building a career rooted in intention, balance, and community.

Lauren takes us through her journey into law, the pivotal moments that led her to entrepreneurship, and how she transitioned from burnout and anxiety to creating a life and business aligned with her values. Together, we explore what it truly means to be a “wealthy lawyer”—not just financially, but mentally, emotionally, and personally.

From navigating imposter syndrome and stress, to building confidence, passive income, and long-term fulfillment, Lauren shares practical insights for law students and early-career lawyers who want more than just a title. We also discuss mindset shifts every future lawyer should hear, common money myths in the legal world, and how women in law can begin to truly own their space.

Whether you’re interested in tax, trusts, estates, entrepreneurship, or simply seeking a healthier, more sustainable path in a high-pressure profession, this episode offers clarity, inspiration, and a reminder that success doesn’t have to come at the cost of well-being.

Join us for a conversation about wealth, leadership, mindset, and building a legal career that actually feels good.

From the left: Anita Afraz & Lauren Klein

With students enjoying their break and binge-watching their favourite shows, movies, and online content, it’s easy to forget that every storyline, soundtrack, character, and camera shot is protected by laws working behind the scenes. As we wrap up the year and settle in for some well-deserved screen time, we’re taking a closer look at the legal world that keeps the entertainment industry running.

Entertainment law is where creativity meets clauses, and the limelight meets litigation. However, not everything is as glamorous as it sounds. In this episode of Lady Justice Talks, we are joined by Samantha Glass, law professor, paralegal, and Master of Laws candidate, to peel back the curtain of entertainment law.

Samantha takes us on an eventful journey of how she discovered her passion for entertainment law, the ins and outs of the industry, and the unique challenges entertainment law professionals are facing today. In the era of streaming platforms and AI-generated media, we examine the impact of rapid changes on entertainment law and how professionals and legislation are responding to them.

Listen in as Samantha demystifies the role of paralegals in the world of law, an often overlooked and underestimated sector of law. Samantha also compares and contrasts the United Kingdom and Canada’s approaches to teaching law and how her law teaching experience shapes her practice today.

This episode proves that in entertainment law, the fine print is where the real drama lives. Tune in as we break it down!

From the left: Samantha Glass & Chantelle Belonio

The Lady Justice Talks Team wishes you the happiest new year!

As November winds down and students everywhere are building their own case files of exam notes, we’re bringing you a different kind of deep dive into evidence, advocacy, and navigating high-stakes pressure.

In this episode of Lady Justice Talks, we sit down with Sarah Jones, Counsel at the Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee, to explore her journey into law and her decade-long career in government litigation.

Sarah shares how she found her path in public service, the values that drive her work supporting vulnerable individuals, and what a day under the Substitute Decisions Act really looks like. She also opens up about the challenges women face in the legal field, how her perspective on justice has evolved, and the advice she wishes she had early in her career.

Join us as we shine a light on Sarah’s experiences, her insights for young women entering public service, and the importance of confidence, representation, and purpose in the legal world.

Tune in for a conversation that’s honest, empowering, and filled with wisdom for future lawyers!

From the left: Rubaljeet Kaur, Sarah Jones & Salwa (Susu) Beheiry