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Productivity Boost: Real Uses of AI in the Software You Already Have
AI isn’t sci-fi. It’s real. It’s today. And it’s already on your computer. Resistance is futile, and it can help you be more productive.
Tech Talk: New Microsoft 365 Tools You Can Use (Today!)
Time never stands still. Neither does tech! Dig into a special episode on the latest in Microsoft subscriptions, tools, and online security.
AI And The Terms Of Service. Know What You Are Sharing!
You’re a lawyer, you know better. But, are you doing better? When you use AI tools, read the terms of service, and understand what you are sharing (possibly) with the world.
AI And The Evolving Security Threats (And Protections)
We talk tech with returning guest Adam Alexander! It’s harder than ever to keep up with the latest in tech and security, but there are steps you can take today.
Out Of School And Hanging A Shingle? Build Your Brand!
Hear how successful personal injury attorney Joshua Bonnici quit his law firm job and launched his own practice while building a brand that stands out.
How It’s Done: The Story Behind A Solo Practice
This inspiring episode tells the true story of a gutsy dad who started his own legal practice from scratch with no clients, no office, and no partner.  Guest Michael Mendoza is an...
A Better AI, Built For Lawyers: Results You Can Finally Trust?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is all the rage. But can you put your name on a legal brief written by a computer? Soon, yes, you probably can!
The Brief-Writing Ninja: Tips You Need To Write Better Briefs.
You can write better briefs. Guest Chris Schandevel, the Brief-Writing Ninja, says stop writing “like a lawyer” and start writing clear, smart arguments.
The All-Mac Edition: The Episode For Mac-Curious Attorneys
Are you Mac or PC? Or do you even know what you want? A deep dive into the Mac vs. PC divide.
Yes You Can! Starting Your Solo Practice As A Second Career
Guest Andrew Schierberg retired from his first career after 20 years as a police officer, investigator, and chief in Northern Kentucky. Then he asked, “What next?” With a law degree and a...
eDiscovery: Not just for large firms!
“If You’re Litigating, You’re Doing eDiscovery.” Every practicing lawyer needs to understand the vital do’s and don’ts of digital data management.
What Your Practice Management Advisor Can Do for You!
Quite a few bar associations have practice management advisors (or perhaps someone in a similar role), but a whole lot of lawyers aren’t aware of how this free member service could help them change...
Solo, But Not? Shared Office Space (Plus, Chatbots and A.I.)
For solos sharing office space with other attorneys, there are advantages, but also potential headaches. How do you navigate this arrangement? Guest Jared Correia is a podcaster, lawyer, and full-time business management...
Special Solo Episode! A Full Review Of The Legal Tech You Need Now
Hanging up a shingle takes more than a law degree. Today’s legal tech and software helps solo and small practices be more productive and organized than ever. “Good enough” isn’t good enough....
Google, Maps, And Business? This is YOUR Episode.
Sorry, but it’s true. Google and Google Maps are vital to your success. This is what you need to know. We’re not joking.
Building A Successful Law Firm: The “Triangle” and “Polaris”
Why do we call it a law “practice” and not a “business?” Guest Christopher T. Anderson explains the science of a successful law firm.
Networking, Marketing, ABA Techshow – How they are all closely interconnected.
The ABA Techshow isn’t just for tech wizards; rather, it should be a vital part of every solo lawyer’s networking plan! Guests Jeannine Abukhater Lambert and Gyi Tsakalakis are co-chairs of the...
A Second Career: Building a Solo Law Practice Later in Life
Guest Joanne Martin is an inspiration to anyone considering a career change later in life. She’s a family law attorney in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. While she vigorously represents her clients, she...
CRM: What’s In It For You?
Still think your small or solo practice can go it alone without a client relationship platform (CRM)? Maybe you don’t have all the facts. From intake to holiday cards to referrals and...
A Small Family Firm With Just One Client and No Website?
Guest Ana “Ani” P. Rodriguez-Newbern is a “do-gooder,” a Florida lawyer dedicated to service both to the state of Florida and to the public good. She serves on multiple legal committees while...
Putting Yourself Out There, Key to Your Solo Practice
Guest Levi Barlavi is a “niche practice” solo attorney, focusing on the needs of medical providers. He started his own practice just three years after law school, and, yes, it can be...
HIPAA Happens, But Compliance Software Can Help
Clio, the legal tech services giant, provides options that can help firms comply with federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) compliance. As many lawyers know – or come to learn...
“Solo By Choice” Update! Opening Your Own Shop
Author and solo practice guru Carolyn Elefant shares tips from her newly revised book, “Solo By Choice.” It’s all here.
The Microsoft 365 Special: Your Questions, Expert Answers
In a special episode, Adriana and IT guru Adam Alexander answer your questions about all things Microsoft 365, Office, OneDrive, SharePoint, and more.
“Old Dogs” and New Tricks: An Established Firm Modernizes
We’re not just about New Solo practitioners. In this episode, we talk with a veteran attorney about adding the newest in tech to an established small practice.
Here’s to Plain Speaking and Clear Understanding
Attorney Ruth B. Carter cuts through the clutter, leading the charge for clear client communication and upfront discussions about rates.
Introverted or Shy (and a Lawyer)? You’re Not Alone
Feeling introverted, shy, or socially anxious doesn’t have to hold you back as a lawyer. Learn to understand yourself and succeed.
Service To Others, The Secret To Success
Building a solo or small practice? Service to others builds your brand, creates networks, and establishes lifelong connections.
You’re Not Alone: ABA Law Practice Division
ABA Law Practice Division Chair Heidi Barcus and Vice Chair Mary Vandenack discuss the many resources available to attorneys from solos through big law firms.
A First Year Recap From a New Family Law Practitioner
Cassandra Michel discusses the many challenges and decisions she made in her first year as a new solo.
A Short Primer on Microsoft Accounts, OneDrive, and SharePoint
Special episode: Microsoft Office Doc and File management today. What you need and what you don’t.
Get Organized! Leverage Tech for Work/Life Balance
You can love your clients and your practice, but these tech tools and tips will help you love your life, too.
Becoming A Master of Microsoft Word
Estate planning lawyer Marie Stockton makes sure her clients not only can, but want to read important, potentially life-altering documents.
A Listener’s Guide to the New Solo Back Catalog
Brand new solo Dean Blachford binged New Solo’s episodes before launching his practice. He offers a crash course featuring standout episodes.
The Unorthodox Path to Becoming a Lawyer
Solo Rachel Allums earned her law practice chops running a firm before joining the bar, and her estate planning practice is all the better.
Client Acquisition in the 21st Century: With Instagram & TikTok??
How new solos Taly Goody and Michelle Fonseca-Kamana create videos for social media that attract clients and referrals. 
Decamping to Puerto Rico
When one can practice almost anywhere, why not Puerto Rico? Sarah de Deigo leapt even before the pandemic popularized these wholesale moves.
Oh, The Messes We See
Business consultant Peggy Gruenke explains what happens when solo and small firms don’t have their financial houses in order.
Case Study: Journey to the Cloud
With an updated format and new segment, Adriana Linares takes listeners behind the scenes of a firm’s migration to the cloud.
What New Solos can Learn from Han Solo
Marketing expert Seth Godin and Jack Newton discuss niche practices and how lawyers can be the ‘one and only’ in a crowded field.
Why a Career Path Isn’t a Straight Line
Guest Jonathan Greenblatt shares four tips for building a successful legal career, even when you’re not in the job you expected.
Getting Started Tips from a New Solo
Having launched as a solo just a year ago, Kelly Roberts shares tips that made her practice profitable by month two.
Unintended Consequences Rule the World
Lawclerk co-founder Greg Garman expounds on how the pandemic, aka, the tech enlightenment period, opened doors for lawyers and legal business.
From Clicks to Clients: The Law Firm Marketing Funnel Explained
Digital marketing expert Jason Marsh explains how internet ad campaigns work in concert with a firm’s client intake process.
TechnoLawyer’s 2020 Top Tech Products Revealed
Neil J. Squillante announces TechnoLawyer’s Top Product Awards for 2020.
Back to Basics: Smart Marketing for Solos Part 2
Legal marketing expert Conrad Saam demystifies online marketing with no-nonsense tips about SEO, choosing a URL, and hiring a marketer.
Back to Basics: Smart Marketing for New Solos – Part 1
Conrad Saam gives an overview of the fundamentals of good legal marketing.
Making the Most of Your LinkedIn Profile with Dennis Kennedy and Allison Shields
Dennis Kennedy and Allison Shields share their insights on effective LinkedIn use from their book, “Make LinkedIn Work for You: A Practical Guide for Lawyers and Other Legal Professionals.”
Law Firm Leadership: Cultivating Positivity in Your Law Firm
David Holmes shares insights from his personal experiences as a law firm leader.
Help for Bar Associations: Insights on How to Continue Operations During COVID-19
Jill Epstein and Keith Fisher share insights on how they transitioned the San Diego County Bar Association to work remotely.
Tips and Tools for Surviving the Shift to Remote Work
Adriana Linares and Brett Burney offer tips and recommendations for remote work tools and services.