If you’re a law firm owner, you know how easy it is to get bogged down in the daily grind. Balancing business operations with your passion for practicing law can sometimes feel like a tightrope walk. But what if you could align your work with your deepest sense of purpose and see not just professional success, but also personal fulfillment? This is exactly what Eric Gang, a veterans’ disability attorney, achieved, and on our latest episode of The Lawyer Millionaire podcast, he shares his remarkable journey.

Host Darren Wurz sits down with Eric Gang, who almost walked away from law entirely. Instead he found his niche in veterans’ disability law, a field that not only reinvigorated his passion for law but also transformed his business into a thriving practice. Eric talks candidly about his struggles, triumphs, and the invaluable lessons learned along the way. He also delivers key insights into the operational and financial aspects of running a successful law firm, offering advice that any law firm owner can relate to and learn from.

Eric discusses:

How to connect your work with your purpose.

The growth challenges he faced and how he overcame them.

The importance of financial planning.

Why you need to surround yourself with skilled individuals?

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About our guest:

As founding partner at Gang & Associates, Eric Gang’s service-focused approach and strategic vision have produced the nation’s premier firm for veterans’ disability law, serving veterans and their families across the country. Having practiced law for over 25 years, Eric has litigated more than 1,000 appeals at the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, winning some of the largest VA awards on record. He attributes his long-standing reputation as an aggressive and tenacious veterans’ advocate to his being raised in a large and competitive family, instilling a balance of diligence, dedication, compassion, and respect.

Eric is renowned for his calculated representation of veterans with complex VA claims and appeals involving PTSD, traumatic brain injury, and other psychiatric illnesses. His high-level advocacy results from a deep understanding of the interrelationship between psychological and physical illness in veterans. With a noted wealth of medical acumen, Eric’s ability to apply the interrelationship between body systems in the legal setting has allowed him to develop strategic pathways to victory in cases that VA has repeatedly denied for decades. Simply put, Eric’s team wins cases others deem impossible.

Outside of law, Eric is an avid adventurer and explorer. He is married and has four children.