“I think big law is at a major crossroads here.”

Catrin Griffiths is the award-winning editor of The Lawyer, leading trade magazine for the legal industry. It’s the place lawyers turn to first to get the information they need.

Catrin’s career in legal journalism has been marked by both innovation and resilience. Against the backdrop of the steep decline in print media, Catrin successfully transformed the business model for The Lawyer, taking it behind a digital paywall.

Hosts Peter Jackson and Sarah Emerson hear how Catrin led her team through major shifts in the industry, emphasising the importance of balancing data with compelling storytelling. In a world flooded with information, Catrin explains how crafting a powerful narrative is the key to engaging and informing audiences.

They also explore pressing themes such as the impact of political changes on the legal profession, including the rule of law in the United States, and the impact that President Trump is having on DE&I initiatives.