ATL’s
coverage
of
the
Supreme
Court,
law
school,
life
at
big
firms,
and
bonus
news
has
long
been
a
daily
ritual
for
the
legal
industry.
Next
week,
we’ll
be
adding
Legalweek
to
the
mix
—
and
attendees
will
have
a
chance
for
a
star
turn
in
the
industry’s
most-read
publication!
Ashley
Spector
and
Tracy
Chenoff
of
our
business
team
will
be
at
the
Javits
Center,
and
at
various
events
around
the
conference.
If
you
see
them,
come
say
hi,
and
we
may
even
feature
you
in
Above
the
Law’s
social
media
feeds!
Also,
you
can
join
our
editors
and
business
team
for
food
and
drink
Monday
night
at
the
Above
the
Law
happy
hour.
(RSVP
here.)
If
uncertainty’s
not
your
thing,
feel
free
to
reserve
a
meeting
by
emailing
[email protected].
Here,
Ashley
and
Tracy
share
their
respective
backgrounds
in
broadcast
news
and
comedy,
what
they’re
looking
forward
to
at
Legalweek,
and
the
best
ways
to
enjoy
New
York.
What
can
attendees
expect
from
a
conversation
with
ATL?
Tracy:
The
truth
and
nothing
but
the
truth
so
help
me
…
LOL!
But
really,
they
should
expect
to
hear
how
ATL
can
make
their
lives
easier
from
a
marketing
standpoint.
We
find
the
needle
in
the
haystack
for
our
clients.
You
think
it
is
hard
to
find
the
in-house
counsel
who
works
at
financial
institutions
that
make
$1
billion
or
more?
We’ve
got
you.
Ashley:
ATL
programs
are
designed
to
make
your
life
easier
—
and
make
you
look
good
not
only
to
your
bosses,
but
also
to
your
sales
team
by
delivering
them
high-value
leads.
Fun
fact,
we
not
only
set
guaranteed
lead
goals
but
we
also
guarantee
ROI.
Basically
we
make
you
look
like
the
smartest
marketer
in
the
room.
You’ve
both
been
in
the
spotlight
in
your
life
outside
of
work.
Can
you
share
a
little
of
that
background?
Tracy:
Back
in
the
day
I
was
a
stand-up
comedian.
I
would
do
shows
all
over
Manhattan
like
the
NY
Comedy
Club
and
Gotham
Comedy
Club.
Find
me
on
the
floor,
maybe
I
will
show
you
a
clip
;).
I
decided
a
career
in
sales
was
safer.
I
still
get
to
make
my
co-workers
laugh.
Ashley:
I
actually
started
in
broadcasting
—
worked
at
CNN
and
CNBC.
I
even
was
the
in-game
host
for
the
NY
Islanders
and
a
minor
league
baseball
team.
Then
I
landed
at
Fox
News
…
realized
TV
wasn’t
my
forever
home
and
discovered
Above
the
Law.
Somehow,
11
years
later,
they
have
yet
to
kick
me
out!
What
are
you
looking
forward
to
most
about
the
coming
week?
Tracy:
I
love
getting
a
chance
to
see
my
clients
face
to
face.
We
talk
so
much
during
the
year
on
Zoom
and
through
email.
It
is
so
nice
to
just
chat
and
get
to
connect.
Hope
to
see
most
of
you
at
our
happy
hour!
Ashley:
I
always
look
forward
to
catching
up
with
clients
(many
who
have
become
friends!)
And
of
course,
hosting
our
happy
hour,
which
we’re
fairly
confident
is
the
best
one
at
Legalweek!
(RSVP
here
to
find
out
yourself.)
What’s
one
recommendation
you
have
for
people
traveling
to
NYC?
Tracy:
Stay
away
from
the
tourist
traps.
Check
out
great
places
to
eat
through
The
Infatuation
NYC.
The
popular
places
are
hard
to
get
a
rezy.
I
would
try
to
snag
a
lunch
or
dinner
at
Ci
Siamo
if
you
can.
Very
close
to
the
Javits
in
Hudson
I’ll
Yards.
Ashley:
Bring
comfy
shoes,
come
hungry,
and
be
ready
to
say
“let’s
pop
in
here”
about
10
times
a
day.
Also,
don’t
overplan.
The
best
NYC
moments
are
the
ones
you
stumble
into.
Join
our
editors
and
business
team
for
food
and
drink
Monday
night
at
the
Above
the
Law
happy
hour.
(RSVP
here.)
Feel
free
to
reserve
a
meeting
with
Ashley
and
Tracy
by
emailing
[email protected].