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Lawyerist Podcast

The Lawyerist Podcast is your ultimate guide to building, managing, and growing a successful small or medium-sized law firm. Tailored for lawyers and attorneys who aspire to thrive in today’s fast-paced legal landscape, this podcast delivers actionable advice, proven strategies, and cutting-edge insights to help you run a modern law firm with confidence. Whether you"re a solo attorney starting your practice, managing a growing firm, or looking to optimize your operations, The Lawyerist Podcast

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#99: Taking Inspiration from the Shittiest Month,...

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2016/12/21

"Just because you're solo/small doesn't mean you have to struggle all the time." In this episode, Joe Bahgat talks about how a shitty revenue month finally got him to start working on his entertainment law firm, Hub City Law Group, with help from How to Manage a Small Law Firm. Sam and Aaron discuss the value of business coaching and what it takes to get lawyers to think strategically about their law firms. Joe Bahgat is a saxophonist-turned-entertainment lawyer. After playing with Grammy award

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38:38

#98: Web Apps for Justice, with Brad Clark

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2016/12/14

In this episode, former public defender Brad Clark explains how he started his own firm, powered by a criminal expungement web app that lets him start helping people before they even contact him. He also talks about his access-to-justice efforts, from mobile legal clinics to financial aid for criminal expungements.

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38:55

#97: How to Expand Your Practice with Freelance...

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2016/12/07

In this episode, Lisa Solomon explains what freelance lawyering is, how to work with a freelance lawyer, and where to find one. She also points out that because you can bill a freelance lawyer's time at more than you pay, a freelance lawyer can generate a profit for your firm. Sam and Aaron lead off with a discussion of the ethics of this practice.

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46:26

#96: How IBM's Watson Empowers a Network of Lawyers,...

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2016/11/30

In this episode, Jason Velez explains how he is using IBM's Watson to empower 1Law, the small firm and affiliation of US lawyers he founded. He also explains how he went about building 1Law's technology solutions, which prompts Sam and Aaron to address the question whether lawyers should learn to code.

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41:42

#95: Goldilocks, Clio, and Apps for Access to...

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2016/11/23

In this episode, Katrina Leung talks about her "Goldilocks" approach to law practice, which eventually led her to start her own practice, Intuos Law, then move into Clio headquarters for her office space. Through the Courthouse Libraries BC, Katrina also works on access to justice (among other things), including a partnership with Thomson Rivers University Law School and its Designing Legal Expert Systems: Apps for Access to Justice class. Katrina Leung serves businesses in industries like

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43:34

#94: The Evolution of Online Marketing, with Greg...

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2016/11/16

On this week's podcast, Sam and Aaron talk about the Lawyerist podcast joining the Legal Talk Network. Then, Sam talks with Greg Siskind about the evolution of law firm websites and online marketing.

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35:58

#93: AI and Machine Learning for Lawyers, with Noah...

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2016/11/09

On this week's podcast, Sam and Aaron talk about how going paperless can mean different things to different people, and that's just fine. Then, Sam talks with Noah Waisberg about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning for lawyers.

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33:58

#92: Access to Justice with Fotonovelas and Video...

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2016/11/02

On this week's podcast, Sam and Aaron talk about just how to actually measure the access-to-justice gap. Then, Sam talks with Susan Garcia Nofi about using fotonovelas and video games to increase access to justice.

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41:30

#91: Starting a Boutique Firm, with Patrick Palace

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2016/10/26

This week, Aaron and Sam discuss talk about the five reasons that your customers are leaving. Then, Sam talks with Patrick Palace of Palace Law about opening a boutique law firm and being president of the Washington State Bar Association.

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40:23

#90: Designing the Client Experience, with Gyi...

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2016/10/19

During this week's podcast, Aaron and Sam talk about the recent decision by the Florida State Bar Association to require that Florida lawyers attend technological competence CLEs. Sam also talks with Gyi Tsakalakis about designing a client-centric lawyer practice.

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#89: Starting a Solo Practice, with Mac Power Users...

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2016/10/12

During this week's podcast, Aaron and Sam discuss why sometimes lawyers should shorten written content, and Sam talks with Katie Floyd, co-host of the Mac Power Users podcast, about setting up her solo practice and tips for Mac and iOS users.

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54:58

#88: Developing an Innovative Small-Business...

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2016/10/04

This week, Sam talks with Davis Senseman about her creative approach to small-business law practice.

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33:57

#87: Building an Agile, Virtual Immigration Law...

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2016/09/27

This week, we're replaying Sam and Aaron's interview with Greg McLawsen. Greg gave a great presentation at Clio Cloud Conference in Chicago, and it inspired us to want to dig back into the tips, tools, and motivations Greg uses for building his firm.

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38:16

#86: Going Mobile Without Losing Balance, with...

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2016/09/20

This week, Sam talks with Kristin LaMont, lawyer and adjunct professor, about how to maintain your work-life balance when your firm goes mobile.

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31:33

#85: Learning Creative Problem-Solving Skills, with...

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2016/09/13

This week, Sam talks with Michele DeStefano, law professor and founder of LawWithoutWalls, about how to be a creative problem solver.

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41:13

#84: Being a Litigator, Legislator, and Legal Hacker,...

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2016/09/06

During this week's podcast, Sam talks with Shemia Fagan about how she juggles being a litigator, legislator, legal hacker, podcaster, and more.

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#83: The Future of the Profession, with the Attendees...

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2016/08/30

For this week's podcast, Sam talked with several attendees of the inaugural edition of TBD Law, a first-of-its-kind gathering of innovation-minded lawyers sponsored by Lawyerist and Filament.

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34:02

#82: Starting a Non-Profit Firm While in Law School,...

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2016/08/23

In this week's podcast episode, Sam talks with Jamie Sutton, a third-year law student who has already started his own sliding-scale nonprofit law firm.

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38:25

#81: The Dark Web, with Mark Lanterman

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2016/08/16

This week, Sam talks with computer forensics expert Mark Lanterman about the dark web and the latest trends in law firm security breaches.

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33:12

#80: How to Overcome Resistance to Technology...

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2016/08/09

For this week's Lawyerist podcast, Sam talks with Will Harrelson from Curo Legal about how to overcome resistance when your firm needs to upgrade its technology, systems, or processes.

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