#163 Boards, Boatlifts, and Watergate: One Lawyer's Improbable Story
Arlety crossed from Cuba to Miami as a young child during the Mariel boatlift, then built the kind of resume most lawyers only dream of: Yale Law School, seven years as a trusts and estates associate at Cravath, and now seats on four nonprofit boards. But her latest project may be her most unexpected yet, teaching Law students the one skill she says law school never covered: how to manage people.
In this episode of Lawyers Who Learn, host David Schnurman, CEO of Lawline, talks with Arlety, a Lawline faculty member who teaches AI in legal practice, about the professors who pushed her toward…
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