Joshua Karton's guest appearances

Joshua Karton

The Trial Lawyers College Podcast

Trial Lawyer Talk Podcast

ImprovforLawyers

Trial Lawyer Nation

Blind Date with Knowledge - Queen's Research 

Joe Fried

Stephen Demik

Joey Low

Paula Estefan

Zaki Zehawi

Betsy Greene

Eric Ganci

Kim Savo

Don Clarkson

Eric Fong

Ken Levinson

Daniel Rodriguez

John Naizby

Brooks Cutter

Mike Marrinan

OwlTail

Associate Professor, Faculty of Law and Associate Dean of Graduate Studies and Research “The Business of Justice Delivering the Justice of Business:” Arbitration within International Commerce Dr. Joshua Karton is an Associate Professor and the Associate Dean of Graduate Studies and Research in the Faculty of Law at Queen’s. His research is interdisciplinary, focusing on international arbitration, comparative and international contract law, uniform law, globalization and law, international legal theory, and sociological analysis of law. His writing explores what happens when private actors from different backgrounds – legal, cultural, and linguistic – meet in the international legal arena. In between receiving his JD from Columbia Law School and his PhD in International Law from Cambridge, he practiced in litigation and arbitration in the New York office of Cleary Gottlieb Steen &amp; Hamilton LLP. Dr. Karton has also held visiting positions at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, the National Taiwan University, and Wuhan University (China). In this episode, he discusses how interdisciplinary approaches to researching law as a social institution are the best methods to understand how it reflects the organization of society. In particular, Dr. Karton researches how private arbitration, as a procedural choice, impacts the substance of actual disputes compared to a public court venue. He also explores how language affects the international arbitration system within legal law understandings. https://law.queensu.ca/directory/joshua-karton

Associate Professor, Faculty of Law and Associate Dean of Graduate Studies and Research “The Business of Justice Delivering the Justice of Business:” Arbitration within International Commerce Dr. Joshua Karton is an Associate Professor and the Associate Dean of Graduate Studies and Research in the Faculty of Law at Queen’s. His research is interdisciplinary, focusing on international arbitration, comparative and international contract law, uniform law, globalization and law, international legal theory, and sociological analysis of law. His writing explores what happens when private actors from different backgrounds – legal, cultural, and linguistic – meet in the international legal arena. In between receiving his JD from Columbia Law School and his PhD in International Law from Cambridge, he practiced in litigation and arbitration in the New York office of Cleary Gottlieb Steen &amp; Hamilton LLP. Dr. Karton has also held visiting positions at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, the National Taiwan University, and Wuhan University (China). In this episode, he discusses how interdisciplinary approaches to researching law as a social institution are the best methods to understand how it reflects the organization of society. In particular, Dr. Karton researches how private arbitration, as a procedural choice, impacts the substance of actual disputes compared to a public court venue. He also explores how language affects the international arbitration system within legal law understandings. <a href="https://law.queensu.ca/directory/joshua-karton" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://law.queensu.ca/directory/joshua-karton</a>

In this Trial Lawyer Nation podcast, Joshua Karton joins Michael for an introspective discussion on trial psychology and communication. Joshua’s perspectives on turning off the “act” in a courtroom and getting back to just being (real) are deep and enlightening to listeners at all levels of the industry. The idea of “getting out of your […]The post 01 – Joshua Karton – Turning off the “Act” in the Courtroom appeared first on Trial Lawyer Nation.

In this Trial Lawyer Nation podcast, Joshua Karton joins Michael for an introspective discussion on trial psychology and communication. Joshua’s perspectives on turning off the “act” in a courtroom and getting back to just being (real) are deep and enlightening to listeners at all levels of the industry. The idea of “getting out of your […]The post <a href="https://triallawyernation.com/01-josh-karton/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">01 – Joshua Karton – Turning off the “Act” in the Courtroom</a> appeared first on <a href="https://triallawyernation.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Trial Lawyer Nation</a>.

01 – Joshua Karton – Turning off the “Act” in the Courtroom

Communication is at the very core of what it is to be human, and for trial attorneys, justice can depend on it. But what is good communication made of? Scott Glovsky and Joshua Karton expore the question in this episode of the Trial Lawyer's College Podcast. 

Communication is at the very core of what it is to be human, and for trial attorneys, justice can depend on it. But what is good communication made of? Scott Glovsky and Joshua Karton expore the question in this episode of the Trial Lawyer's College Podcast.

Joshua Karton Talks Stage Fright, Teaching Lawyers & How to Communicate with a Jury

In this episode, Scott speaks with communications guru Joshua Karton. Mr. Karton uses his background in theater to help lawyers communicate the emotional truth of their cases.