Podcasts

What does your ideal client avatar look like? Figuring that out might take a little bit of work on your end, but I bet you can say without hesitation that it’s someone who is willing and able to follow your advice, and affluent enough to pay you what you’re worth. These are the types of …

A major Google update called Core Web Vitals is set to be fully rolled out by May of 2021. There are four main elements of this update, each of which aims to provide users with fast, easy-to-navigate websites and an overall positive experience. That’s what you want for your clients too, of course, but how …

How can you examine the ghosts of your clients, whether past, present, or future? First, examine the current economic and social climate, and consider how it’s affecting your practice area. For instance, when it comes to family law, a lot of alimony and child support agreements are being modified as a result of economic uncertainty; …

A new ad format called Google Screened has been in the works for some time now, but is it worth it? What are the pros and cons? What are you really getting with this service, and perhaps more importantly, what are you risking? A Google Screened ad is pretty basic: it’ll contain the number of …

As court processes are being constrained or precluded altogether due to the coronavirus situation, alternative forms of dispute resolution are on the rise—perhaps like never before. What does this mean for your practice? What does it mean for how you should be advising your clients as they navigate the field of family law? The landscape …

Every area of law impacts every other area of law, and that includes the topic of today’s show: personal injury. An auto accident, for instance, can lead to bankruptcy, divorce, or the need to create or revise an estate plan. Richard Jacobs shares a second batch of insight offered in full as part of the …

Each month, the Authoritas research team looks at 33 to 35 sources to determine the what, who, why, and the how of the very latest in law—whether it’s bankruptcy, estate planning, criminal defense, family law, or business. What’s working for whom, and why is it working? How can you develop and implement similar strategies to …

From 17 to 160 million in settlements and verdicts per year, in a very short period of time. How? All of the secrets are contained in Attorney Mike Morse’s book, Fireproof: A Five-Step Model to Take Your Law Firm from Unpredictable to Wildly Profitable. Attorney Morse shares his knowledge and insights. Press play to learn: When it …

YouTubers, Instagram Influencers, brand ambassadors…they all do one thing: provide entertainment. It might sound fun and easy, but doing it requires a lot of work, as well as the ability to navigate myriad issues. This has always been the case, but COVID-19 has presented special challenges to some entertainers. Highly experienced entertainment law attorney Jon …

“It’s a tremendous opportunity for change, and for innovation,” says Attorney Freya Allen Shoffner, of Shoffner & Associates. It’s no secret that COVID-19 hasn’t necessarily treated small businesses well, but that doesn’t mean that many small business owners haven’t taken control of the situation and used it to their advantage. This is one thing that …