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In Defense of Flip-Flopping: Why Adaptability Matters in Law
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Episode 16: In Defense of Flip-Flopping: Why Adaptability Matters in Law
Karen Koehler opens up about her so-called "flip-flopping," her tendency to change her mind, and reframes it as one of her greatest strengths. From trial tactics to law firm management, she explains how adaptability and quick pivots are crucial in high-stakes litigation.
Mo Hamoudi and podcast producer Mike Todd, jump in to discuss what it’s like working with someone who never sticks to the same plan for long and why that unpredictability actually works.
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