You may think of Estate Planning as a solid, dull, and conventional area of law, but we live in a time of unforeseen growth in our aging population. We live in a time where the very concept of family is in flux. And our guest today shows how Estate Planning law may actually be at the forefront in challenging all our old conventions.

He's the master of digital marketing for law firms. Now, he's ready to share a few tips with the Filevine Fireside.

Seth Price is the co-founder of the prestigious Washington DC law firm Price Benowitz. In addition to his legal practice there, he's the firm's business backbone. He focuses on getting data insights, strategic growth planning, and searching out the most talented and driven attorneys to join his team.

We all aspire to innovation, but how do you know when a change is right? Even if you do know, how do you make it happen?

Out of law school, Brian Mongelluzzo first went to work defending insurance companies, but he then switched sides and took those lessons with him as he began representing injured plaintiffs.

Learn how a philosophy of constant change has helped shape his practice and his life in this episode of the Filevine Fireside.

Ryan McKeen is a warrior. The enemy he fights is Chaos.

Ryan McKeen has been practicing personal injury law in Connecticut for over a decade. In that time, he's achieved some of the highest settlements in state history, been placed in the Connecticut Law Tribune Hall of Fame, has been honored as a new leader in law, and as an innovator in the practice of law. Learn how he leverages technology to reduce chaos and increase efficiency at his Personal Injury law firm.

What does love have to do with your legal practice? You may be surprised at the answer! Joshua Madsen & Cheryl Diaz are partners at their personal injury firm, but they're also partners in life. Learn how their relationship has helped influence and shape their practice in the latest episode of the Filevine Fireside.

Chris Smith is the brain behind Legal Marketing Group "Deep Magic Marketing." They specialize in digital marketing and intake services for attorneys. He's here to give us some tips for building your brand and growing your firm.

He started his firm with only a webpage and a cellphone, but he now has law practices all over California and Idaho. Ryan Sargent is here today to share some of his secrets for growing law firms sustainably. Learn how he's expanded his practice while keeping costs down, and about the importance of truly caring for your plaintiffs.

Amid the political fights over border walls and illegal immigration, we're talking today to one lawyer who has found himself caught at the center of the struggle.

Andrew Free is a Civil Rights and Immigration attorney based in Nashville, Tennesee. He works on protecting the rights of immigrants held at for-profit detention centers throughout the country.

We discuss his past work, the instincts that drive his practice, and his focus on social movements.

Lance Unglesby has done it all. He was a public defender in New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, he fought for prisoners on death row with the Capital Defense Project of Southeast Louisiana, and he’s gone up against some of the largest corporations in the world in class action and mass tort law suits. His work has been featured on Dateline NBC, CNBC, and the Times Picayune, but he’s here to talk with us today.

In this episode, Lance explains the work he’s doing to bring balance back to Louisana’s Justice System, his victories against big companies in mass tort and class action law suits, and the deep-rooted passion that drives him to be one of the most talked-about lawyers in Louisiana.

In many ways, Lauren Calvert has an iconic Las Vegas practice. Her past clients include big names like MGM Mirage and the government of Dubai's investment arm, and also the lesser known names of women who work inside Las Vegas's strip clubs who are fighting for better treatment in their work. She's an expert of complex litigation, including mass tort and class action law suits, and she works at Bighorn Law. In this episode, Lauren describes the amazing work she is doing to help under-represented workers seek compensation for workplace harassment, assault, or under-paid wages. We also learn about her backstory: how she came to be a lawyer, the bumpy road along the way, and how good people can be to those who need a helping hand.