Bill Reid is a plaintiff's attorney, University of Texas law professor, and author of Fighting Bullies: The Case for a Career as a Plaintiff's Lawyer. In this episode, Bill shares how he discovered plaintiff-side litigation after years of exploring other legal roles, why law schools should expose students to more career options, and how prioritizing practical experience, mentorship, and meaningful work can shape a fulfilling legal career.

Anjie Vichayanonda is the founder and CEO of Leg Up Legal, a mentorship platform that connects aspiring law students with attorneys before they apply to law school. In this episode, Anjie shares how mentorship changed the course of her own career, why exposure matters before making the investment in law school, and how lawyers can use their knowledge to create opportunities for others.

Santiago Cueto is an international business attorney, law firm owner, and author based in Miami, Florida. In this episode, Santiago shares how an interest in global affairs led him to law school, why he always envisioned owning a law firm, and how lawyers can build successful careers by combining legal knowledge with communication, leadership, and business development.