400. All Good Things Must Come to an End with Neil Tyra

Over the last 8 years and 400 episodes, Neil Tyra has provided listeners with great guests and amazing information that they didn’t learn in law school. But now, it is time for a transition and in this goodbye episode, Neil takes us through the journey of The Law Entrepreneur Podcast. So long, friends.  In this…

398. Legal Tech for a More Efficient Law Firm with Karl Seelbach

Today my guest is Karl Seelbach. Karl is an attorney down near Austin, TX with a very interesting practice in which he defends or works with corporate clients that have the option of opting out of worker’s comp (and self-insuring, so to speak) which creates a really interesting opportunity, and I think has a lot…

397. Building a Virtual Federal Employment Law Practice with John Mahoney

Today, my guest is John Mahoney. John is the founder of The Law Offices of John Mahoney, and they focus exclusively on federal employment law, which is a subject area near and dear to my heart being from the Washington, DC area – although, as John quite clearly points out, federal employment laws pertain not…

396. Accounting and Bookkeeping for Solo and Small Law Firms with John Pontius

This is a classic re-run of my episode with John Pontius. John Pontius is based in Rockville, Maryland, and represents individual and business clients before the Internal Revenue Service and state taxing authorities. Today he joins the show to talk about how solo and small law firms can set up their accounting and bookkeeping practices…