
Owning a law firm is harder than anyone told you it would be.
Mike Morse, Kate Nachazel, and Alexa Levantis sit down with attorneys and firm owners to talk about what the job actually looks like — the wins, the bad hires, the pivots, and the moments that almost broke them. Mike built a 290-person firm with $360M in settlements. Every guest has their own version of that story.
You'll leave each epi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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For years Mike Morse hired on gut alone, but he was burned more than once.
So he built a system.
Now interviews carry 40% of the decision, testing and resumes split the rest. He reads people the way he used to read tables as a waiter, watching fo... more
Paul Faust runs RingBoost, the country's largest marketplace for custom phone numbers, and he's spent 20 years inside the legal industry building relationships instead of selling to them.
Early on, his job was simple. Sell to a lawyer. But a few yea... more
After two decades in the digital marketing trenches, Wes Mathews grew restless with the model of just “selling product.” He realized the industry had become a black box, and left many founders blindly trusting vendors with their budgets.
After pivot... more
Mike Morse ran his law firm as the Visionary and the Integrator for 12 years.. he didn't know there was another way to do it.
He set the firm’s direction and worked the daily grind of every detail to achieve that vision. Which works fine… until it c... more
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Mike is an excellent interviewer chooses very interesting guests. His insights into legal marketing, ops, and trial strategy is stellar! A must listen for anyone who wants to grow their law firm. Go Mike!
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This show centers on running a law firm, with engaging conversations that blend personal origin stories, branding, leadership, and scalable operations. Guests range from trial-focused practitioners to firm owners who have grown teams, restructured marketing, and implemented coaching and accountability systems. Across episodes, common threads include building a client-centric brand, aligning culture with growth, delegating effectively, and embracing data-driven marketing and processes to drive sustained success. Notable moments often highlight practical playbooks—from mastermind groups and onboarding academies to core-values rituals and disciplined leadership meetings—that listeners can apply to their own firms. A standout aspect is the will... more
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