Podcast Episode 4: Running Your Firm Like A Business With Mike Morse
For episode four of the “Everything Except The Law” podcast, host Nick Werker welcomes top Michigan personal injury attorney Mike Morse. This episode focuses on the lessons shared in Mike’s new book, “Fireproof: A Five-Step Model To Take Your Law Firm From Unpredictable To Wildly Profitable”.
In their conversation, Nick and Mike cover:
- How to build a firm that is ready to survive any crisis.
- Why data should drive every decision a law firm makes.
- Making the most of your staff members’ unique abilities.
- Tips for interviewing and evaluating potential law firm employees.
- What advice Mike would give to himself 20 years ago.
You can find Everything Except The Law on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Anchor.
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