Heels In The Courtroom

Mary Simon, Elizabeth McNulty, Liz Lenivy, Katie St. John, Sydney Marino

chris.r.pugh@me.com

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Booking Overview

A values-driven legal and career podcast for women trial attorneys—mixing practical litigation insights with mentorship, community, and “girl talk” about being at your best in and out of court. It’s especially useful if your PR pitch centers on law firm leadership, advocacy, professional development, and modern legal risks.

Metrics

Episodes: 248

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Female

Location: USA

YouTube: 11.8k subscribers

Instagram: 4.0k followers

Contact Information

chris.r.pugh@me.com

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Host

Mary Simon - Trial attorney at Simon Law, specializing in medical malpractice, personal injury, and corporate law. Co-host of Heels in the Courtroom, offering mentoring and community for women in the legal prof...

Elizabeth McNulty - Trial attorney at Simon Law, specializing in medical malpractice, personal injury, and corporate law. Co-host of Heels in the Courtroom, discussing litigation strategy and women’s professional growth.

Liz Lenivy - Trial attorney at Simon Law, specializing in medical malpractice, personal injury, and corporate law. Co-host of Heels in the Courtroom, providing practical guidance on litigation issues and client...

Katie St. John - Trial attorney at Simon Law, specializing in medical malpractice, personal injury, and corporate law. Co-host of Heels in the Courtroom, focusing on modern legal risks, confidentiality, and trial p...

Sydney Marino - Trial attorney at Simon Law involved with the Heels in the Courtroom podcast. The show frames her as part of the women’s leadership and mentoring team within the firm’s trial practice.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Women attorneys in leadership (managing partner/partner/practice leader) or professional coaches/industry leaders with expertise in mentoring, law-firm operations, professional development, or litigation risk/strategy.
Required Achievements:  
Leadership role at a law firm (e.g., managing partner or practice manager), Track record of trial/advocacy work (for attorneys), Recognized coaching practice or experience supporting legal professionals (for coaches)

Recent Guest Discussions

Olivia Weigl - Operational Leadership In A Law Firm; Communication And Organization Shaped By Education Background; Team Impact On Client Outcomes

Krystal Weigl - Purpose-driven Law Firm Leadership; Emotional And Legal Complexities In Discrimination Claims

Kelli Dunaway - Coaching For Women Lawyers—identifying Whether Coaching Is The Right Fit And How To Apply It

Mollie Farrell Khazaeli - How Coaching Supports Women Lawyers Transitioning From Current Roles Toward Career Goals

Recent Topics

Trial, Women Lawyers, Leadership, Litigation, Legal Ethics

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Heels In The Courtroom
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EP 1010: Breaking Barriers: Inside a Trailblazing Career in Employment Law Part 1

June 03, 2026

What was it like to win a landmark case before the U.S. Supreme Court and pursue a high-profile discrimination lawsuit against Anheuser-Busch? In this episode of Heels in the Courtroom, legendary attorney Mary Anne Sedey covers it all, from founding the first women-owned law firm in St. Louis dedicated to advancing employee rights. Along the way, Mary Anne reflects on the realities of litigation, the personal toll on clients, and the courage it takes to challenge powerful institutions. Blendi...

EP 1009: Introducing Sydney Marino

May 20, 2026

An honest discussion about imposter syndrome, rejecting societal timelines, and redefining work-life balance with the newest member of the Heels in the Courtroom cast Sydney Marino gives listeners a relatable and inspiring look at the early stages of a legal career and the mindset it takes to thrive. Marino also opens up about navigating burnout through daily walks and leaning on family support and discusses embracing “change” as her defining theme for 2026.

EP 1008 - Advocacy in Action: Building a Purpose-Driven Law Firm Part 2

May 06, 2026

The ladies leading Weigl Jackson share the emotional and legal complexities of discrimination claims, including managing client expectations, confronting difficult truths about the legal system, and balancing empathy with objectivity. Krystal Weigl, managing partner and trial attorney, shares her philosophy of representing “good people and good causes.” Olivia Weigl, the firm’s practice manager, discusses her transition from high school biology teacher to law firm leader, highlighting how her...

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