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From the news team at LinkedIn, I'm Jesse Hemphill, and this is Hello Monday, our show about the changing nature of work and how that work is changing us.

We've had a lot of people on the show who started a career in law and then left it to do something they really loved.

And if you've been listening for a while, it might start to seem like being a lawyer is, well, tedious.

So that's why I ask my friend Lindsay Harrison to come on the show. See, Lindsay's a lawyer who loves her job. She's a partner at a firm called Jenner and Block, and she does all kinds of work, including a lot of pro bono work.

She often sues the federal government.

Like, for example, Lindsay challenged the president's attempt to end the DACA program, which shields some

undocumented youth from getting deported, and she won. If you've ever thought about a career

in law, or if you're just wondering what exactly lawyers do, well this

episodes for you, but even if you haven't, if you're just wondering what it means to

have a 24-7 hardcore career that you really love, you'll get a lot out of listening to

Lindsay. I asked Lindsay to start by giving us an audio tour of a place that few of

us will ever get to enter, the Supreme Court.

Lindsay spent a bunch of time there.

In fact, she argued her very first case as a lawyer there.

We get to hear what it's like to be in that room,

to make a case in that room and why you have a voice there even if

you've never set foot in the building. Here's Lindsay.

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