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Lawyerist Podcast

The Lawyerist Podcast is a show about lawyering and law practice hosted by Stephanie Everett of Lawy

Episodes

Total: 534

Author and business strategist Alan Smith discusses business models optimized for today and tomorrow

CPA Greg Crabtree discusses the most important metrics to measure when striving for a profitable sma

Clio CEO and author Jack Newton discusses why lawyers have to adapt and what it means to have a clie

Author David Burkus explains what’s wrong with the traditional approach to networking and how to bui

Lawyerist Lab leader and coach Stephanie Everett discusses how to be tech and remote ready, finding

Speaker and author of Double Double and Meetings Suck Cameron Herold explains how the stages experie

Lawyerist Lab member Amber James discusses shifting from a client-focused to a team leader-focused r

Discover the five financial numbers you need to know to run your law firm, to scale successfully, an

Author and speaker Adam Markel talks about pivoting your life and career and what it means to be a r

Lawyerist Lab member Tyler Inkster discusses targeting the right clients, leveraging the most powerf

Law professor Benjamin Barton discusses how the Great Recession impacted law school admission, perfo

Our newest Lawyerist team member, Laura Briggs, explains what to know before you outsource, what to

Remote working expert Maryellen Stockton explains how to write a job posting that attracts the best

Jonathan Hawkins explains how to transition out of your practice, whether you are squashed by an anv

Annie Grace has helped over a hundred thousand people answer a simple question: “Would my life be be

In learning about his own ADHD, Marshall Lichty realized that he’s not alone. Many lawyers struggle

Lawyerist Lab member Jennifer Longtin let us record a portion of a recent coaching call with Stephan

Nathan Hightower explains Culture Index, a scientific approach to the “right people, right seats” co

Dan Pink suggests that your legal work probably isn’t as valuable in the afternoons—the “trough” of

While we’re not big fans of easily broken resolutions, the end of the year is a great time to reflec