Henry Nelson-Case
@thatcorporatelawyer TikTok, LinkedIn and Instagram Superstar

Henry Nelson Case, a solicitor turned content creator, shares his journey from a legal career to becoming a full-time content creator. He started posting content on TikTok and gained a following, leading to brand partnerships and opportunities like a TED Talk. Balancing his legal career and content creation became challenging, and he eventually decided to leave his full-time job to focus on content creation.

Henry discusses the importance of dress code in the legal profession and the shift towards plain English drafting. He also reflects on the recognition he receives as a content creator and the impact it has on his identity.

Henry discusses his unexpected career path, the challenges of content creation, the importance of commercial awareness and soft skills, the value of being a nice person, the need for work-life balance, the impact of remote work, the dangers of an always-on culture, strategies for managing mental health, and the uncertainty of long-term career goals.

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Bruno Gil
Legal 500 Ranked Personal Injury Barrister

In this episode, Bruno Gil, a junior barrister, discusses his unconventional career path and the factors that led him to become a barrister. He shares his motivations for choosing law and specifically becoming a barrister, highlighting his passion for advocacy and the cut and thrust of the legal system.

Bruno also reflects on the role of prestige and respect in his decision-making process. He discusses the importance of judgment and analytical skills in the legal profession, as well as the value of hard work and luck in achieving success.

Phill and Bruno explore the importance of judgment and how it can be honed through experience and interaction with peers. They also discuss the impact of remote working on the profession and the challenges faced by junior barristers. The conversation delves into the work-life balance of being a parent and how it has changed with remote working. They also touch on the fear of being wrong and the importance of client care. The conversation concludes with a reflection on personal accomplishments and the long-term goal of being interested in what you do.

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