Blog: AI is helping attorneys complete legal work faster, but hourly billing doesn’t always reward that efficiency. Explore how flat-fee pricing can help your firm capture the value of its expertise, improve profitability, and give clients greater cost certainty without abandoning hourly billing altogether.
Blog: AI can help your law firm get work done faster, but what should your employees do with the time they save? Discover how AI is changing employee responsibilities, creating opportunities for better training, and helping law firms rethink efficiency and profitability.
AI can help you work faster, but is that actually helping you build a better law firm? Attorney Carolyn Elefant joins Jordan to explore how attorneys can use AI to strengthen systems, improve delegation, and make the shift from doing more work to building a real business.
Episode 203 – What looks like a team performance problem may actually be a workflow problem. Matt Symes joins Steve Riley to explain how broken processes and competing priorities can hold good employees back, and why law firm owners should identify the real constraint before hiring, training, or turning to AI.
Episode 202 – Scammers used Angel Leal’s name, image, voice, and law firm to convince people they were actually working with him. Angel joins Steve Riley to share what happened, how his team responded, and what attorneys should know about protecting the reputation they’ve spent years building.
Episode 201 – What would happen to your law firm if you suddenly had to cut your hours in half? Dr. Ruth Mannschreck shares how she built a stronger team, returned her practice to its previous revenue, and created a business that no longer depended on her being involved in everything.
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.
Episode 189 – What happens when a client uses AI before talking to a lawyer? In this episode, Steve Riley and returning guest Kent Berk examine the *United States v. Hepner* decision and what it means for attorney-client privilege in the age of ChatGPT and Claude. They discuss the risks of clients using AI to research or document their cases, practical ways firms can address AI during intake and onboarding, and why legal judgment still requires a human lawyer.
Episode 180 – Robert Rose joins Steve Riley to explore how lawyers can stand out when AI has made marketing easier to create and harder to trust. They discuss story, credibility, and practical ways law firms can make their marketing more human and more effective.
Blog: While traditional search declines, AI platforms are experiencing explosive growth. Your clients are looking for answers to their legal issues on AI platforms, not Google, how do you know you’re showing up?
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