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 …
Read More“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 …
Read More…And people want to hear it, whether or not you think they do. Richard Jacobs’s thoughts, writings, and spoken word have helped many people over the years; he knows this because they reach out to him with positive responses and thank yous…whether it’s a thank you for providing an insight, encouraging a new outlook, or …
Read More“In times like these, you need to communicate with people in as visceral a way as possible,” says Jacobs, acknowledging also that in times like these, it’s particularly difficult to do that. If in-person meetings haven’t completely stopped where you practice, they’ve at least been limited. There’s no doubt that this could negatively impact your …
Read MoreFeeling overwhelmed and less than productive in your at-home office? This high-energy podcast might have the solution you are looking for. In this show, Tracy interviews Jennifer Gersch, a partner at Nicol, Gersch, and Peterson in Colorado, about working remotely from home with spark and style. She begins setting the scene by returning to when …
Read MoreWhen the shutdown happened, Boswell Law Firm had one aspect well under control: because they are in a hurricane zone, Duana Boswell-Loechel had already made sure all their work was in digital format. The at-home transition was easier than many from this standpoint, but they faced another challenge: low morale and less efficiency resulting from …
Read MoreWant to know how other law practices are meeting with clients and keeping business going during the COVID shutdowns? Then listen to this interview with Oklahoma’s John Cannon of Cannon & Associates as he talks with Speakeasy’s Tracy Merda about some of his best practice tips. He shares how they’ve adjusted and approached their business …
Read MoreManaging member of Norred Law, PLLC, Warren V. Norred, discusses several suits his firm has filed on behalf of plaintiffs in Texas who have faced unfair COVID shutdown infractions. This podcast shares details of these cases but also the bigger picture of how Norred hopes to chip away at the top-down nonsensical enforcements. He explains …
Read MoreIn this podcast, Richard Jacobs encourages action. During this pandemic, we’ve been given every incentive to stay still and do nothing. But that’s harmful for our morale and our business. Listen in as he gives attorneys the means to accomplish a significant step forward in their practice. He speaks to his own struggles and tells …
Read MoreAre you interested in being interviewed for the Secrets of Attorney Marketing podcast? In a few weeks, Richard will post an interview with an attorney who’s succeeding in family law these days to share how he’s increased his client base. Richard would love to do more of these interviews. If you are interested in sharing …
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