Episode 200 – What happens when AI makes legal work faster, but your firm still bills by the hour? Jennifer and Fred share how they’re using AI and automation inside their growing practice while rethinking staffing, training, pricing, and the way legal work gets done.
More cases, another hire, or a bigger marketing budget won’t necessarily grow your law firm. Aaron Rothert joins Jordan Ostroff to explore how to identify what’s actually holding your firm back before deciding where to invest your time, money, and attention.
The problem? You’re the boss.
Jordan Ostroff explores why so many law firm owners become their own worst managers—and what needs to change if you want a firm that doesn’t depend on you running yourself into the ground.
Episode 199 – Sam Price shares how one employee’s unexpected gallbladder surgery exposed a major weakness in his firm: too much critical knowledge lived in one person’s head. He and Steve Riley discuss how documenting processes, cross-training team members, and defining what “done” really means can create a more resilient law firm that keeps work moving and gives employees more room to focus on higher-value client service.
Your boss overbooks you, ignores your boundaries, expects you to do the work of multiple people, and rarely lets you completely unplug.
The problem? You’re the boss.
Jordan Ostroff explores why so many law firm owners become their own worst managers—and what needs to change if you want a firm that doesn’t depend on you running yourself into the ground.
Episode 198 – You leave the workshop motivated and ready to make changes. Then real life takes over. Rich Bracken joins Steve Riley to explore why meaningful change is so difficult to sustain and how smaller shifts can lead to lasting progress in your practice and life.
Most attorneys don’t need another productivity hack; they need to stop running their law firm in reaction mode. In this conversation, Atticus founders Mark Powers and Shawn McNalis explain why better time management isn’t about squeezing more into your day. It’s about creating the freedom to become the owner your firm actually needs.
Episode 197 – Angel Leal went from a zero-dollar marketing budget to more than one million followers. He joins Steve Riley to share what he learned about showing up online, building trust, and making social media work for a law firm.
Most attorneys don’t have a legal knowledge problem, they have a business ownership problem.
Seth Kuntz shares the mindset shifts that help law firm owners stop doing everything themselves, focus on the highest and best use of their time, and build a practice that supports both a great business and a great life.
Episode 196 – When attorney Craig Goldenfarb discovered two trusted executives had allegedly stolen nearly $1 million from his law firm, he faced a choice: take back control or build a stronger business. This episode explores the leadership lessons, financial safeguards, and systems that helped him protect his firm without becoming the bottleneck.
The legal industry loves to tell attorneys that running a law firm is supposed to be hard. Jordan disagrees. In this episode, he explains why ownership becomes easier when you stop trying to be everything to everyone, build the right support around you, and rethink outdated business models before the market forces you to.
Read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Copyright © Atticus, Inc. All rights reserved.
