Keith Bremer is Senior Partner at Bremer, Whyte, Brown, and O'Meara LLP, an established law firm operating for 26 years with over 200 members and 9 offices throughout the Western US.

Join host, Pratik Shah, in a conversation with Keith, an esteemed attorney with an impressive 30-years of experience in the legal field.

In this episode, Keith imparts his wisdom on finding the perfect partners, the importance of diversification, the art of empowering others and the value of learning from others. Don't pass up this opportunity to gain valuable insights from a seasoned attorney and find out why honey attracts more bees!

Links:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/keith-bremer-95928b124/ 

https://www.instagram.com/kbeezysenior

https://bremerwhyte.com/ 

https://www.instagram.com/bremerwhyte/

Jake Heller is a former litigator and CEO of Casetext, a legal AI company that develops one-of-a-kind technology for lawyers.

Casetext was acquired by Thomson Reuters for $650 million cash, which is a testament to the company and technology that Jake and his team has built. This episode was recorded prior to the announcement.

Listen in as Jake talks with host Pratik Shah about Casetext’s origin story, how AI is leveling the playing field for smaller firms, the evolution and future of the technology, growing a startup and so much more. 

Daniel Morgan, Global Managing Partner at Morgan & Morgan, joins host Pratik Shah on Ep 21 of The Bootstrapped Solo. Tune in to gain insights from the largest personal injury law firm in the United States, employing over 900 attorneys, and get inspired by his family’s shared value of hard work. Dan started working at Morgan & Morgan’s call center at 17 years old, working nearly every position from investigator (before electronic signatures existed) to paralegal and case manager. Listen in to hear more about the importance of data analysis, developing systems for growth, creating internal goals and trusting the process to fulfill your passion.

Links:

https://www.forthepeople.com/

https://www.instagram.com/forthepeople/

https://www.instagram.com/danmorganesq/ 

Brian Panish, Founding Partner at Panish | Shea | Boyle | Ravipudi LLP, has obtained some of the most significant jury verdicts in U.S. history. 

Join host Pratik Shah as Brian shares insights from his early days and some of the wisdom he’s gained through his decades in law. They discuss the importance of accountability and reputation, lessons learned from cases you don’t take, attributes of a successful attorney and the things to keep in mind when scaling a law firm.

As one of the top trial lawyers in the country, Brian has received an extensive list of honors in recognition of his accomplishments and contributions to trial advocacy.

This is an episode you don't want to miss!

Links:

https://www.psbr.law/

https://www.psbr.law/panish.html 

https://www.instagram.com/panishsheaboyleravipudi/

https://www.facebook.com/PanishSheaBoyleRavipudiLLP 

https://www.linkedin.com/company/panish-shea-boyle-ravipudi-llp/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianpanish/ 

Ross Jurewitz started his 34-person personal injury practice, Jurewitz Law Group, back in 2000. In this episode, Ross unpacks his early days of networking via fax, the battle of the ego, settling his first seven-figure case, as well as the impact of the recent passing of Florida’s tort reform bill.

Links:

'How to Start and Build a Law Practice' by Jay Foonberg

‘Ego Is the Enemy’ by Ryan Holiday

Jurewitz Law Group

Yanni Bohren started his personal injury firm, Bohren Law, in 2014 and has been growing strong, coast-to-coast, ever since. Join host Pratik Shah as he dives into Yanni's journey navigating the early years, conquering imposter syndrome, and how he built his unique and highly entertaining social presence that reels in new clients.

Links mentioned:

Bohren Law

Instagram @getyanni

TikTok @getyanni 

Episode 5: You Get More With Honey

Tim Mott left his position at a prominent defense firm to start Valiente Mott alongside his partner, Mike Valiente. Tim joins host Pratik Shah to share how he decided to leave big law and the lessons he learned along the way.

Tune in as we unpack the priorities when growing a new practice, adjusting to being a business owner, dealing with hiring and firing, and the importance of asking for referrals. 

Links mentioned:

Episode 16: It's Not About A Free Lunch!

Rand Fishkin

Books by John Morgan

‘Hire Slow Fire Fast’ by Grant Styles

Valiente Mott

Email Tim [email protected]

In this episode of Bootstrapped Solo, host Pratik sits down with attorney Mike Valiente, who runs an 18-person firm out of Las Vegas. Mike shares his journey from law school to building a successful practice and the importance of mentorship and coaching in his growth. Whether you are just starting out in law or are looking to grow your practice, this episode offers valuable insights on finding mentorship and building strong relationships as a new, and growing, attorney.

Danny Abir, founding partner of ACTS Law, is proof that there's not a standard blueprint to starting your own practice. He joins host Pratik Shah on this episode to discuss his venture into the legal space that ultimately led to running a 70-person firm, and why treating your practice like a business is a key component to success.

When Art D’Egidio first started his law firm, the fax machine was in the living room while his business partner ran the phones out of his house. Fast forward to today, he’s grown and scaled his practice to one of San Diego’s top personal injury law firms. Join host Pratik Shah on this episode of The Bootstrapped Solo as he sits down with Art to discuss his journey to success – and the humble beginnings that helped paved the way.