Law Office Management

It’s easy to see why managing a calendar is such a stressful part of the job for lawyers. The calendar has to be full of consultations with new clients, because new clients are the lifeblood of any business. But with a full calendar, it can be difficult to get work done!

Jordan Ostroff (Managing Partner at Driven Law and Author of "Love Your Law Firm") joins to discuss being intentional about what you want from your legal career, mapping out your ideal schedule, building up a strong referral network and much more!

What if we told you there was a trick to stress-free vacations as a small law firm owner or solo attorney? A simple hack that would let you actually enjoy quality time with the family or whatever else your vacation entails, without constantly checking back on the firm? That hack is hiring a law firm virtual receptionist.

Darryl Isaacs (Owner of Isaacs & Isaacs Personal Injury Lawyers) joins to discuss his path to becoming a successful lawyer after flunking the bar twice, going viral on TikTok, how being in a traffic accident changed his outlook on client service and much more!

Making the switch from physical office to virtual doesn’t have to affect your marketing strategy. As new school as your firm might be, some old school tactics are still worth keeping around. After all, most clients are still going to call you to make first contact.

While AI has hogged the spotlight of legal tech for the last few years, cloud technology has not become any less important. Instead, since 2020, it has become standard fare in legal tech. If your tools aren’t cloud-compatible, you’re operating at a severe disadvantage.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, one out of every five workers teleworked in August of 2023. But what about in the legal sphere? Compared to the greater workforce, how have lawyers adapted to remote work?