David Holmes shares insights from his personal experiences as a law firm leader.
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Greg Crabtree discusses important metrics that lawyers should measure when striving for a profitable small or solo law firm.
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Myra Pasek and Pete Cline discuss various legal issues they have dealt with while working at startup companies.
Philip Mauriello discusses his path to becoming a solo attorney.
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Shannon Montgomery talks about the differences between building a business around a brand versus building a brand around your business.
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Taylor Darcy talks about why he chose to go solo and the technology that has helped make his practice successful.
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Christy Burke talks about she started her own legal technology marketing company.
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Melanie Bragg talks about the assistance programs and upcoming events in GPSolo and why lawyers should get involved.
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Larry Bridgesmith discusses how law is changing to a client-first business model and talks about the technology that will enable lawyers to run their firms better, faster, and cheaper.
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Bill Galione talks about how he combined research, personal interest, and passion to establish a niche within personal injury law.
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Alma Asay discusses how she started and sold her legal technology startup and the experience she faced when working with lawyers as clients.
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The most successful legal startups truly know their customers. Make sure you have a market before you launch your startup. And other tips from Bob Ambrogi and Andrew Arruda.
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Joyce Tischler discusses lessons learned from the founding of Animal Legal Defense Fund, which she founded in 1979.
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A legal podcast filled with resources that help make a solo law firm successful.
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Jay Mandal discusses how his startup bootcamp for lawyers helps students learn cross-disciplinary skills that can make their legal businesses thrive.
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