38. Rewrite Your Sticky Notes: Fostering Intentional Optimism, Joe Fried, Fried Goldberg, LLC
So many of us go through life every day feeling like we have little control over what happens to us. Planes get delayed, kids get sick, and we find ourselves frustrated, stressed, and generally unhappy. And while we may not be able to stop travel delays or illnesses, Joe Fried believes that we do h…
36. Think Outside the Box: Building a Brand in a Competitive Market, Justin Watkins, Battle Born Injury Lawyers
Building a brand is hard work. From choosing a market segment and a name to finding marketing opportunities that you can afford, it takes a lot of time, effort, and money. And it can be even more challenging when you’re trying to break into a market as competitive as Las Vegas.
Justin Watkins of Ba…
42. Crunch the Numbers: Using Big Data to Achieve Better Verdicts, John Campbell, Campbell Law, LLC
Crunch the Numbers: Using Big Data to Achieve Better Verdicts
Too often, lawyers use guesswork to make decisions in cases worth tens of millions of dollars. And while gut feelings can be powerful, what if you could make decisions based on hard data instead? That’s exactly what John Campbell is hel…
43. Spotlight on Esquire Tek: How AI Is Revolutionizing Discovery, Pratik Shah, Esquire Tek
Discovery is one of the most tedious parts of the personal injury litigation process. You and your staff may spend as long as ten hours working on discovery for just one case. But what would you say if we told you there’s a way you can cut that time down to just two hours?
That’s exactly what Prat…
45. Embrace Change: Making Remote Work For You, Chad Dudley, Dudley DeBosier Injury Lawyers
If you want to run a successful firm, one of the most important skills you can have is being able to adapt. The COVID-19 pandemic forced many law firms to rapidly adjust to new work procedures, including everything from remote workers to digital case management. And even now, in the aftermath of th…
46. Invest in Intake: Converting Calls to Cases, Mark Anderson, Anderson Injury Lawyers
Many law firms, both new and old, put intake at the end of their to-do list. They make the classic mistake of not putting customer service first. Learn from Mark Anderson why intake should be one of your top priorities and the right way to go about it.
Personal injury attorney Mark Anderson is one …
47. Live, Work, Relax: Becoming a Modern Renaissance Man, Bob Simon, Simon Law Group
For some, running one company is enough. Try running five or six. This week we sit down with lawyer, entrepreneur, game show contestant, Dungeons and Dragons princess, Law-Di-Gras extraordinaire, and twin, Bob Simon.
Robert T. Simon is a co-founder of the Simon Law Group — aka Justice Team — and a…
48. Become Worldly: Navigating English Law and Finding Your Inner Peace, Andre Regard, Regard Law Group
English law, monastery living, and university court cases. That sounds like enough topics for three podcasts, but for seasoned litigator and world traveler Andre Regard, it’s just one. Join us as Andre gives us insight into his worldly life.
Andre Regard is a litigator and business transactions att…
50. Michael Mogill - Optimizing Your Health and Your Law Firm
Growing a business is hard, especially when you start out with nothing. People may or may not be out to get you, and your health may be in a questionable state. But don’t worry; it can all be overcome.
Michael Mogill began Crisp in 2012 with $500 to his name. What started as a video production com…
How Community Engagement Can Fuel Your Next Wave Of Cases
Welcome to episode 52 of The Earley Show podcast, hosted by personal injury attorney Christopher Earley! For this conversation, Chris is joined by Muhammad Ramadan, Founder and Managing Partner at Attorneys of Chicago.
In this episode, Muhammad and Chris break down how lawyers can build a thriving …
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