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Lawyerist Podcast |
The Lawyerist Podcast is a show about lawyering and law practice hosted by Laura Briggs, Stephanie Everett, and Aaron Street of Lawyerist.com. Every week includes conversations with successful lawyers and interesting thought leaders.
Neil Tyra shares all the things they didn’t teach you in law school and some mistakes he made in his own practice that helped him grow.
Annie Duke shares how to make a decision making strategy more effective & efficient in your everyday life.
Lawyerist Coach and remote work expert, Maryellen Stockton, shares her tips on how remote companies can successfully onboard new employees.
HR expert Lars Schmidt explains why we should rethink our perspective on HR.
Stephanie Everett and Laura Briggs chat about why clarity, vision, and values are about more than just team building.
There are three numbers everyone should be paying attention to if they have a business, Bernadette Harris says.
Sarah Aviram talks about what it means to feel fulfilled with your work, regardless of your location, company, and personal circumstances.
Becca Syme talks about actively leaning into your strengths and using them in different areas of your life.
Crystal Banse discusses her trauma journey and how that experience helped tailor her legal approach and humanize her clients in the process.
Alex Carter discusses changing perspective on what we think negotiation is and how we can build a healthy relationship through negotiation.
Amy Gallo discusses how to deal with conflict in the workplace and how to effectively communicate with those who have different opinions from us.
Sam Glover returns to the show but as the guest! He shares his thoughts on the current state of the legal world, as well as previewing a project he’s been working on since leaving Lawyerist.
Dr. Orin Davis discusses how to attract and hire with diversity in mind.
Michael Abrashoff shares his best practices on how to make underperforming teams become high achievers.
Dr. Heidi K. Gardner explains what smart collaboration is for small law firms.
Melissa Daimler discusses how to make your company a great place to work.
Jeff Wald discusses the future of jobs and what the data really tells us.
Stephanie Everett and Laura Briggs discuss how to effectively hire and onboard new associates in your small law firm.
Tom Cheesewright breaks down the changes happening in technology that will impact businesses and what that means for the legal industry.
Stephanie Everett guides Lab members through a discussion around some of the most pressing concerns small firms are facing today.
Emily Nagoski gives her tips on how to handle stress and burnouts in your personal and professional life.
ABA President Patricia Refo breaks down some pressing questions and issues happening this year and for the future for the legal industry.
Pat Lencioni discusses how it feels to be a leader.
Iffy Ibekwe explains how she prepared for and managed life with her law firm during maternity leave.
Brad Stulberg shares how you may be thinking about passion all wrong and what to do instead.
Zack Glaser discusses how to know which tech is right for your small law firm, trends in legal technology, and common mistakes you should avoid.
Jenny Blake helps listeners know when it’s time to make a change in their professional life and how to start moving towards the next chapter.
Stephanie Everett shares her tips for lawyers who are thinking of starting their own law firms when transitioning from law school or another firm.
How to bring your human side to work and the steps used to infuse that throughout your firm on a regular basis, with Erica Keswin.
Basecamp founder & CEO Jason Fried discusses how the pandemic has shifted the perspective on remote work and what companies need to do to thrive with newly-remote teams.
Cisco's Ashley Goodall discusses leading and managing at work the right way and some of the biggest lies we believe about work.
Jennifer Brown discusses how law firm's hiring process and culture can meet the needs for a diverse audience.
Marketing Director Laura Briggs discuss three steps lawyers should take before building and implementing a strategic marketing plan for their law firm.
Ryan McKeen discusses how to strategize and make action plans for moving forward even with an uncertain future on the horizon.
Emily Cooper discusses how to keep your law firm team successful when you’re not in the office or need to adjust to outside circumstances.
Amy McGarry gives her tips on how to create and define processes for your team and legal clients.
Stephanie Everett discusses why you need a business advisory council for your law firm and how to create one.
Mike Michalowicz discusses why business owners are struggle to name their biggest challenge and how to set priorities for work.
Alan Smith discusses business models optimized for today and tomorrow, how to transcend industry boundaries, and stay adaptable.
Greg Crabtree discusses important metrics that lawyers should measure when striving for a profitable small or solo law firm.
Jack Newton discusses why it's important for lawyers to adapt and what it means to have a client-centered law firm in 2020 and beyond.
David Burkus explains what’s wrong with the traditional approach to networking and how to build your connections more effectively instead.
Stephanie Everett discusses how to be tech and remote ready, finding the right crowd of peers to push forward together, and keeping yourself mentally healthy while facing serious external challenges like a pandemic.
Cameron Herold explains how the stages of entrepreneurship translate to different action steps.
Amber James discusses shifting from a client-focused to a team leader-focused role in her own firm and the mindset and strategy required to make that transition.
Stephanie Everett discusses the five financial numbers you need to know to run your law firm successfully and to forecast your future.
Adam Markel talks about pivoting your life and career and what it means to be a resilient leader of your firm.
Tyler Inkster discusses targeting the right clients, leveraging the most powerful referral sources, niching down, and the value of content marketing
Ben Barton discusses how the Great Recession impacted law school admission, performance, and curriculum, and what this means for the future of law schools.
Laura Briggs gives her tips on what you should know before outsourcing, what to look for in a freelancer, and how to hire and work with independent contractors.
Maryellen Stockton explains how to write a job posting that attracts the best talent, and job descriptions that set employees up for success.
Stephanie Everett leads the Lawyerist community and Lawyerist Lab. She is the co-author of Lawyerist’s new book The Small...
Laura Briggs left her teaching career mid-Ph.D. to pursue freelance writing in 2012. She spent the following seven years...
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