If you’ve ever wondered how to separate noise from strategy in your legal practice, this episode is for you. Brian Hansen, Founder and CEO of Rocket Pilots, breaks down what really works for law firm growth. From why Google reviews might matter more than your website to spotting the difference between legal tech fads and strategic investments, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss.

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In this episode, we sit down with Stacey Dougan, a former lawyer and practicing psychotherapist. From high-pressure billable hour demands to the constant mental load of practicing law, she’s seen firsthand how the profession can take a toll on mental health and overall wellbeing. We dive into practical self-care strategies tailored for lawyers, how to shift destructive habits, and ways to challenge the inner narratives that keep you feeling stuck.

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Is your law firm set up to proactively handle ethics and compliance issues? In this episode, we explore a growing shift in legal ethics and compliance: proactive management-based regulation (PMBR). Instead of waiting for problems to arise or for bar complaints to be filed, some jurisdictions are encouraging law firms to adopt proactive systems that promote ethical behavior, improve client service, and reduce risk.

We discuss what PMBR looks like in practice, how it differs from traditional compliance models, and why forward-thinking law firms are embracing it.

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When it comes to recruiting nearshore talent, there is a right way and a wrong way to do it. In this episode, Raquel Gomes, Founder & CEO of Stafi, walks through how her company approaches vetting and supporting remote staff, from privacy and security audits to university training to emotional support. Raquel also shares where many law firms fall short in their recruiting and training processes and how hiring the right talent can change your life!

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In this episode, we dive into the world of virtual hiring for law firms - what works, what doesn’t, and how to build a strong remote team. We break down common myths about remote employees, explore how to attract and retain top talent, and share strategies for hiring the right person rather than just filling a role. Whether you're a managing partner rethinking your staffing model or a small firm looking to scale, this episode offers practical insights to help you hire smarter.

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There IS a safe way to implement AI technologies in your law firm. Jennifer Ballard walks through common pitfalls in using AI, real-world cases of where things can go wrong, and practical advice for getting started.

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The AI train has left the station. Richard Tromans shares his thoughts and insights on using AI to gain efficiency on the margins vs using AI to transform the nature of legal work. We also discuss law firm innovation manifestos, the pitfalls of the current “big law” model, and standardizing legal concepts.  

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Value based-pricing isn’t just another fad, it’s the lifeline of your law firm. Scared to ditch the billable hour? This episode is for you. Shaun Jardine walks through why value-based pricing is better for firms and clients alike and how to get started in making the shift.

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We discuss transitioning from the practice of law to starting a tech company, how AI models are developing their own value systems, the importance of AI memory, and the new norm for security in AI systems.

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The current law firm business model will not survive. 

AI is poised to shift the legal industry - leveling the playing field for small firms and making the billable hour model obsolete. 

Sateesh Nori explains how AI can make legal services more accessible to those who need it most, how we preserve the human side of law, what the next generation of lawyers thinks of AI, and more.

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