Nick Leydorf, estate planning lawyer, has a very active and successful career as a stand-up comedian. We talk about legal funnels, the importance of presence as an attorney (and comedian), and the paradigm shift from criminal defense to estate planning. apple.co/2UwkcMz

What does public relation have to do with growing your solo practice? Listen to Gina Rubel, founder and CEO of Furia Rubel Communications, a company that stands apart by focusing on integrated public relations, media management, and crisis communications. bit.ly/TLE_GinaRubel

Daniel Kramer shares his experience of pivoting to a new law practice during the pandemic, and how he’s managed to grow rapidly and successfully during a difficult period. apple.co/3kavgwF

Greg Garman is CEO and founder of LAWCLERK, a company that provides outsourcing of legal services, specifically freelance attorneys, to either hire or offer their services. It’s an incredibly useful platform for people on both sides of the fence. bit.ly/TLE_GregGarman2

Ep. 57 with Jan Roos discussing the intricacies and value of pay per click campaigns in solo lawyer marketing. bit.ly/2poq34z

Don't miss the rerun of my chat with attorney Daya Naef on her coaching program, The Success Partner. She offers direct coaching for transitioning into law or a new area. What sets her apart? Daya's unique perspective from her Biglaw background. apple.co/3RBQmFt

Chris Walker is the founder of Advocate SEO, which focuses on helping law firms, especially small firms, improve their search engine optimization. He talks about what it takes to improve your SEO results and some of the challenges attorneys face. apple.co/37i2wM8

Girija Patel shares how she’s adapted her practice – from her market to her pricing structures and beyond – to fit the expectations of her target audience. apple.co/2PF0orn

Molly Beck is the author of a book that will guide you in the process of creating your own networking plan, even if you don’t know where to start or think you’re too shy to succeed. Listen to the podcats now and find out everything about her book. apple.co/3PMgiN7

Today, my guest is Christine McDannell. We explore some of the issues about possibly selling a practice or transitioning out of a practice, what we should be doing, how we should be structuring that process. bit.ly/3MqvuNR

Today my guest is Wendy Meadows. We speak with her about her first book: sparkle and GRIT: Live a Technicolor Life by Finally Finding Balance, Escaping Monotony, and Beating Burnout. Listen now and find out how law firms can help their employees. apple.co/3QNGTcZ

Meet Katherine Porter. We have a really interesting discussion about how project management can be used to understand the workflows, and recognize the bottlenecks in your firm to improve your ability to deliver legal services to your clients. Listen now! bit.ly/46cLHNQ

Peter Smith, founded a law firm in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Today it is a fascinating conversation touching on the starting of Peter’s firm that focused on creating a different kind of firm, mining law, real estate, and so many other things. apple.co/3uozjNw

Today, Neil chats with Sean Morris about his experience as a primary authority in the restaurant community of Washington D.C., as well as their experience as co-graduates of The Catholic University of America. Listen now! apple.co/46zVWMn

One of the planning tools Jason Rice used in preparation to go solo was listening to this podcast and recommendations, and so that’s very gratifying for me to hear. So I’m thrilled to have him on and to talk about his journey. apple.co/3uLwy9b

Meet John Pontius, he represents individual and business clients before the Internal Revenue Service and state taxing authorities. Today he talks about how solo and small law firms can set up their accounting and bookkeeping practices to save time. bit.ly/3uS7Gg2

Today, my guest is John Mahoney. It’s a fascinating discussion with him about his virtual practice in the federal employment law space and how he was influenced by his father’s experience in the industrial area of Worcester.. apple.co/41vmpts

Karl Seelbach is co-founder of a company called Skribe.ai. They revolutionize the video deposition world with the introduction of AI tools to help create an efficient and effective way of doing depositions in this modern legal landscape. apple.co/3tu4MxF

Joining us today to help us conquer our inbox is Tom Tate, a marketing specialist with AWeber, creators of a suite of popular email marketing products. You can save a lot of time and hassle with a good strategy and a bit of automation. apple.co/48diS5w

Over the last 8 years and 400 episodes, we had great guests and amazing information that didn’t learn teach in law school. But now, it is time for a transition and in this goodbye episode, Neil takes us through the journey of The Law Entrepreneur Podcast. apple.co/3tMR5tS