401. The Law Entrepreneur Relaunch & Vision For 2024 and Beyond with Sam Mollaei
In this relaunch episode, Neil passes the hosting baton to Sam Mollaei, who dives into the importance of adapting to change and seizing opportunities in the legal market. Join Sam as he shares his expertise on virtual law firms, automation, and practical AI applications, drawing from his inspiring journey from escaping religious discrimination in Iran […]
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 […]
399. Conquering the Inbox: Automated Email Marketing for Attorneys – with Tom Tate
This is a classic rerun of my episode with Tom Tate. The email inbox can be the bane of an attorney’s existence, easily stealing half of your day if you let it. But email marketing is an affordable and highly effective form of marketing for solo and small firms, so the inbox also shouldn’t be […]
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 […]
395. Starting Your Solo Law Firm with Jason Rice
Jason Rice is a solo practitioner up in the beautiful state of Maine, having left the Sunshine State of Florida to pursue his legal practice near his wife’s hometown was a matter of fact, and he has a family law practice there called Dirigo Divorce. One of the planning tools he used in preparation to […]
394. The Restaurant Lawyer with Sean Morris
This is a classic re-run of my episode with Sean Morris. Neil chats with Sean Morris about his experience as a primary authority in the restaurant community of Washington D.C., as well as their experience as co-graduates of The Catholic University of America. Get in touch with Sean Morris: Website: https://morrisesq.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seantmorris/ Thank you […]
393. Responsible Mining and Responsible Law Firm Ownership with Peter Smith
Today, my guest, Peter Smith, founded a law firm in beautiful Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Peter’s firm does a number of things, but much of it is centered around the mining industry. While we don’t often talk about specific areas of law on the show, but today it is a fascinating conversation touching on the starting […]
392. Project Management for Law Firms with Katherine Porter
Today my guest is Katherine Porter. She is a litigation attorney out of Southern California who developed, originally as a side gig, a project management consulting firm that has become more and more of her primary role. We have a really interesting discussion about how project management can be used to understand the workflows, resource […]