
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 | 16 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Larry Disparti has built one of Chicago’s most dominant personal injury firms..
Starting in Florida in 2004 with a Social Security disability firm, he expanded into Chicago in 2013. Faced with a hyper-competitive market, he pivoted back to his roots... more
Nick Schnyder spent his first years as a lawyer fighting to try a single jury trial and getting told no every time. So he quit.
His wife had just left her job when their son was born. He started with zero clients out of a spare bedroom, but cold ema... more
Mike Morse built a personal injury firm from nothing into an operation with 300 people. For a long time he thought he was the only one who could talk to clients, close deals, and hold the operation together.
But he was wrong. And it nearly wore him ... more
Phil Pendergrass has been practicing personal injury law for over a decade... Last year, he merged his firm with two of his closest colleagues and built something new from the ground up.
But it hasn’t been an easy transition: Two firms with differen... more
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Really enjoying the episodes and looking forward to more. Thanks for making them.
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 the realities of owning and growing a law firm, with a strong emphasis on culture, systems, and leverage to achieve scalable results. Across episodes, guests—from trial attorneys to firm founders—share concrete tactics for building teams, managing risk, improving client outcomes, and winning larger settlements. Notable threads include adopting a client-first mindset, implementing coaching and accountability structures, branding and social media for growth, and the value of collaboration within a supportive professional network. A recurring throughline is resilience—navigating challenges, learning from mistakes, and using disciplined processes to turn setbacks into long-term scale. The format often features real-world an... more
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