A Message from our Founder, Alexis Katz Hello lawyers! I’m excited to share with you that New Law Business Model has made the Inc.5000 list for the 2nd year in a row. But, more importantly, I want you to know why and how this impacts you.
You’ve invested a great deal of your time and resources into your education and building your law practice, but are you reaping the rewards that are possible due to all of your hard work? If you are like most lawyers, probably not.
One of the lawyers in our New Law Business Model coaching program recently asked us to help her decide between 4 different potential business models for her law practice. She wanted to know how much money she could make if she were working five days a week under the following scenarios:
Lessons learned from our failures often come at a cost. In this case, it was $5,500. But the things I learned from this epic fail resulted in a seven-figure windfall; in the end, it’s the feeling of triumph that I remember most clearly…
In this article, you will find an important consideration for all lawyers, no matter what your practice area is.
Chances are, you are providing a tremendous amount of free legal counsel, and getting paid a meager amount for what clients can do themselves while giving away your most valuable service. It’s time to stop doing that.
Inheritance is so much more than just the money that you leave behind when you die. Estate planning, when done right and well, can be a gateway to understanding the meaning of life and death, and open up a whole new level of family connection, harmony, health, and well-being. When estate planning is done wrong …
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There is no faster path to a law practice you hate that drains your life energy (and your bank account) than spending a lot of time marketing, only to attract clients who leave your office without writing you a check.
You’ve heard me say it here repeatedly, the traditional law practice model is broken. And, if you do not make a change in the way you practice law and serve clients, you are going to get caught behind the 8-ball, and keep struggling and maybe even give up the practice of law altogether.
There is a reason most law practices fail, even those that appear to be successful for the lawyers that own them. It’s not bankruptcy. It’s not the sudden loss of a partner or leader. Nor is it fraud or wrongdoing. It doesn’t even look like a regular business failure.
