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Today on the podcast Jim and Tyson share a conversation they had about the 6 things they know to be true.
1:30 you are understaffed
3:40 you take too much money out of your firm
6:36 you lie to yourself
9:27 organizational chart
13:19 the only limits you have are the ones you place on yourself
16:35 you’re not giving yourself enough credit
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Το περιεχόμενο παρέχεται από το Tyson Mutrux. Όλο το περιεχόμενο podcast, συμπεριλαμβανομένων των επεισοδίων, των γραφικών και των περιγραφών podcast, μεταφορτώνεται και παρέχεται απευθείας από τον Tyson Mutrux ή τον συνεργάτη της πλατφόρμας podcast. Εάν πιστεύετε ότι κάποιος χρησιμοποιεί το έργο σας που προστατεύεται από πνευματικά δικαιώματα χωρίς την άδειά σας, μπορείτε να ακολουθήσετε τη διαδικασία που περιγράφεται εδώ https://el.player.fm/legal.
Today on the podcast Jim and Tyson share a conversation they had about the 6 things they know to be true.
1:30 you are understaffed
3:40 you take too much money out of your firm
6:36 you lie to yourself
9:27 organizational chart
13:19 the only limits you have are the ones you place on yourself
16:35 you’re not giving yourself enough credit
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Jim’s Hack: Listen to the words you say and think. Listen for resistance words or thoughts like can’t, but or just. The simple act of noticing this might create a little shift.
Tyson’s Tip: Book: The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right by Atul Gawande
Watch the interview here.
Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss an interview, presentation or training!
https://www.youtube.com/c/MaximumLawyer
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Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner who is looking to hire for their firm? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, Tyson delves into the challenges of hiring in law firms, inspired by a listener submission from Ryan Webber. Hiring within law firms is a very important aspect to ensuring a firm is successful. Relying on job boards, like LinkedIn, is not a lucrative way to hire talent. Law firms need to focus on proactive hiring to find suitable employees. Tyson provides the example of networking as a great way to hire. Former employees will often provide great recommendations for who they think would be great fits for a firm. Proactive hiring also involves firms marketing themselves to prospective lawyers. You need to tell candidates why you are the best firm to work for and why they will be successful. Sometimes this involves investing in marketing campaigns or meeting the prospective candidate where they are at. Most recruiters don’t realize that hiring top talent is a dance between the prospective employee and a law firm. Both need to come to the table prepared to interview each other and pull out all the stops to ensure each side picks the other. Listen in to learn more! 03:17 The Importance of Networking in Hiring 07:06 Passive Candidates and Their Value 09:53 Proactive Hiring Strategies 12:26 The Volume Game of Job Boards 14:14 Direct Outreach for Talent Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you struggling with vendors who are not holding up their end of the bargain? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, Becca Eberhardt, CEO of Maximum Lawyer, and co-host Tyson Mutrux discuss the challenges law firm owners face with vendors. Sparked by a guild member's post, they delve into frustrations over vendors failing to deliver on promises. Vendors can be a pain for any business owner, especially if agreements are not held up on their end. This can really cause issues for companies, especially for those that rely on vendors for systems, like CRMs. Tyson and Becca chat about the issues vendors cause for law firms, such as creating problematic products that they think will lead to issues in retention. Becca stresses the idea that client and employee retention is kept with the use of exceptional products and vendors need to be accountable as it relates to that. Becca provides listeners with some tips when dealing with vendors. One tip is to dedicate time to communicating and negotiating with vendors. It is easy to just give in to the first vendor you speak to, who might be selling you a product at a great price. But, this can cause issues when you don't do enough research and end up with a bad product. Ensure to take your time and understand all aspects of a vendor before signing a contract! Listen in to learn more! 02:13 Personal Experiences with Vendors 09:39 Vendor Accountability and Service Quality 14:08 Finding Non-Industry Specific Solutions 16:50 Contract Models in Vendor Relationships 20:00 Developing a New Solution 23:30 Understanding Negotiation Power Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
What sets successful business developers—aka rainmakers—apart in today’s legal landscape? Inspired by a Harvard Business Review article and a recent conversation with a friend, Tyson breaks down a study that identified five different types of business developers and explains why only one type actually leads to sustainable firm growth. Key Takeaways: The Declining Client Loyalty Trend: In 2018, 76% of clients stuck with their law firms; by 2023, that number dropped to 53%, and by 2028, it's expected to be just 37%. The Five Business Development Profiles: The Expert – Focuses solely on skill mastery, assuming clients will come. The Confidant – Builds strong client relationships but lacks a structured growth strategy. The Debater – Challenges clients and pushes hard for innovation but risks alienating them. The Realist – Offers brutal honesty but can be perceived as pessimistic. The Activator (The winning strategy) – Proactively builds and leverages relationships, making strategic connections and driving business growth. The Activator Playbook – How to Grow Your Firm Like a True Rainmaker: Commit to Business Development: Set aside dedicated time (at least 2-3 hours per week) for networking, outreach, and lead generation. Balance time between nurturing existing clients and acquiring new ones. Expand and Leverage Your Network: Attend industry events and engage on LinkedIn. Introduce clients to other attorneys and create strategic partnerships. Set a goal to make three new connections per week. Create Value Before Clients Ask: Send legal updates, trends, and strategic advice without waiting for clients to request it. Offer proactive insights tailored to your clients’ needs. Choose 5-10 key clients and send them something valuable this week (a checklist, legal update, business tip, etc.). Action Steps: Start blocking time for business development on your calendar. Actively seek and make three new connections each week. Find ways to provide unexpected value to clients to reinforce your authority and relationships. Connect with us! Text Tyson at 314-501-9260 with your thoughts or questions. Submit podcast topics or questions at maximumlawyer.com/ask . Don’t miss future episodes—subscribe to the Maximum Lawyer Podcast on your favorite podcast platform! Resources: Join the Guild Membership Subscribe to the Maximum Lawyer Youtube Channel Follow us on Instagram Join the Facebook Group Follow the Facebook Page Follow us on LinkedIn…
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1 How to Create an Internship Program That Actually Works with Adam Rossen 1:19:09
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedWatch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner who is looking to create an internship program for your firm? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson chats with Adam Rossen, who shares insights on the successful internship program at Rossen Law Firm. Adam discusses the evolution of the program and highlights the value of informal yet immersive experiences for interns. Internships within the legal space are important experiences that help prepare law students for life as a lawyer. Adam talks about the significance of good internship programs and why law firms who don’t have them need to create a viable program. Internship programs will look different across firms, but it is crucial to sit down and think about what aspects of being a lawyer should be taught to interns. Does your program involve tasks like research, client intake or trial support? Think about what soft skills need to be taught like effective client communication and projecting confidence when presenting a case at trial. As a law firm owner, it is important to provide interns with the skills they need to be successful and think about how your internship program can improve as the years go on. Internships also provide students with the chance to differentiate perception versus reality as it relates to working in the legal space. Many who watch legal dramas, like Law and Order might be fooled into thinking law and law enforcement are the same as what is shown on TV. Adam emphasizes that the legal space is not glamorous at all times. There is a lot of hard work that can take months to complete as a case makes its way through the criminal process. There is also a lot of administrative work involved and interactions with different types of people that can make the work both exciting and stressful. Listen in to learn more about how to create a successful internship program! 02:34 Starting the Internship Program 09:51 Program Structure and Requirements 15:02 Introduction to Internship Curriculum 22:29 Curriculum Components 34:25 Curriculum Structure for Interns 42:42 Confidentiality and NDA for Interns Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Adam: Website Instagram Facebook X Linkedin Youtube TikTok…
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1 The HR Mistakes Killing Your Law Firm Culture (And How to Fix Them) with Dr. Melvin King 1:31:20
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedWatch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you thinking about improving your HR systems? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, host Tyson interviews Dr. Melvin King about the pivotal role of human resources in law firms. They discuss the importance of understanding generational differences in the workplace and the critical components for fostering a good work environment. Dr. Melvin King emphasizes the importance of HR as it relates to the relationship between the employee and the employer. The work environment includes employees of different generations and HR needs to balance the needs of everyone. Whether it be Boomers or Millennials, every generation works differently and values the work they do differently. Most companies will look to millennials for job opportunities or transitions as this generation is more eager to change things up. Boomers in the workplace might just be focused on retirement and will ride the wave until the end. HR departments can really make or break a company, especially if they are not working to ensure employees are supported. There are certain things HR professionals should adopt so employee satisfaction is high and retention is maintained. For example, knowing how to deliver constructive criticism is key. It is important to understand the personality of someone you are speaking to so you can gauge how they will take and react to information presented to them. Listen in to learn more from Dr. Melvin King! 2:58 The value of succession planning within a firm 5:47 Strategies for balancing the needs of different generations 14:11 How to deliver constructive criticism in the workplace 16:21 How to create effective HR systems 31:15 The importance of having a positive HR culture Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Dr. Melvin King: Website Facebook…
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1 Today’s Growth Opportunities in Law with Shane Jasmine Young 1:23:54
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedWatch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you an attorney who is early in their entrepreneurial career? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, host Tyson Mutrux chats with attorney and entrepreneur Shane Jasmine Young. Shane shares her inspiring journey, her law firm, and the challenges of balancing professional aspirations with motherhood. Starting a law firm is not an easy feat and comes with a lot of fears and motivations. Shane delves into some of the fears and motivations that existed when she was starting her law firm journey. The uncertainty was a huge factor that initially led to her hesitation to start her firm. But, being laid off along with the support from her husband, it was the boost she needed to get started with 0 clients and no business experience. Shane also relied on the existing networks in the legal field to help get things off the ground and get those initial clients. For Shane, owning a law firm involves having a lot of accountability, especially when it comes to processes the firm follows and the frameworks for hiring. Shane looked at what her goals were for the firm as a foundation for who she initially hired. Having the experience of hiring someone who wanted to control everything led to a huge wedge in the firm dynamics. Shane used it as a learning curve when it came to future hiring and began verifying information for those who are coming into the firm. Listen in to learn more from Shane Young. 16:14 Fears and motivations behind starting a own law firm 21:19 Leveraging existing relationships and networks 38:42 Discussion on the financial sacrifices made to start a firm 49:43 The importance of accountability in hiring Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Shane: Website Instagram Facebook Linkedin X…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner who is looking for ways to increase the productivity of your staff? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, Tyson delves into the concept of Revenue Per Employee (RPE) and offers strategies for optimizing this crucial metric. Tyson responds to a question of Revenue Per Employee that a listener submitted. Revenue Per Employee can be done through increasing revenues or reducing the number of employees, which can be used to make decisions for a firm. You are going to want to assess how each employee is performing and how much money they are generating for a firm. In this analysis, if you find they are not benefiting your firm, it might be time to let them go. Tyson also suggests that processes could be causing a roadblock for employee productivity leading to issues in performance and sales. If this is the case, you need to re-evaluate those processes. Tyson provides some ways a firm can enhance employee performance and RPE. This can be done through investing in automation so work is easier for employees. Another thing to do is analyze who is managing your staff. Sometimes management can cause problems for your staff and can ultimately cause performance issues. If this is the case, it is essential to pivot and possibly re-hire. Listen in to learn more! 1:54 Discussion on how RPE varies by firm type and practice area 3:10 Strategies to enhance employee efficiency 5:52 Enhancing employee performance and RPE 8:43 Reviewing and adjusting pricing strategies to enhance revenue Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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1 Unlocking the Secrets to Viral Videos: How Hilary Billings Turns Stories Into Millions of Views 1:46:47
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedWatch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a lawyer looking to become better at content creation? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, host Tyson Mutrux interviews Hilary Billings, the "queen of content," who shares her journey from aspiring clinical psychologist to successful content creator and entrepreneur. Creating content that people gravitate towards takes dedication and consistency. Hilary and Tyson chat about some of the things business owners should do, especially as it relates to the legal field. For those who are getting started in content creation, it is crucial to practice through repetition. Whether it is speaking in front of a camera or conveying a message in a certain way, practice is a necessary factor in being successful. Practicing and building confidence also involves figuring out who your target audience is and how to speak to them. Content creation for lawyers involves determining what content type works for you. Though there are many types of styles and content, educational content tends to be the most popular. Hillary speaks to the need to figure out how to educate an audience through a certain style, such as skits or straight to the camera videos. Most people will be more interested in knowing how to avoid a situation or how to handle themselves in a situation. Listen in to learn more from Hillary Billings. 19:45 The importance of practice in building confidence 25:44 Creating content that reflects true self and values 33:57 Discussion on the effectiveness of personal branding 37:19 Insights on effective content types for lawyers 43:14 Identifying successful content factors in videos Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Hilary: Website Instagram Facebook X…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you looking to implement AI into your law firm? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, host Tyson Mutrux discusses three AI tools that can significantly benefit law firms. AI can be used in a variety of ways to make your job and life easier. Tyson delves into 3 unique AI tools that lawyers can use to elevate their firms. The first is Paxton, which is a legal research tool. The tool can help you research for a case but it will also draft documents and conduct analysis for you. It is a game changer for those who spend a lot of time in a courtroom. The second tool is Murph AI, which is a marketing tool with voice over automation. It is a great tool for content creation to convey messages in a unique way. The last tool is Opus Clip, which is a video editing tool that transforms long form videos into short clips for social media. It is a time saver for lawyers who are trying to upgrade their content. Listen in to learn more! 1:58 Discussion on Paxton AI, a superior legal research tool 3:44 Introduction to Murph, a voice-over automation tool 5:48 Overview of Opus Clip, an AI tool that creates short videos Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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1 From Top Prosecutor to High-Paid Defense Attorney: Why Thomas Moskal Quit on the Spot 1:29:23
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like Liked"I walked away from my job as a Chief Deputy District Attorney—without a backup plan. Here's why." After 7 years as a top DUI and felony prosecutor in Clark County, Nevada, Thomas Moskal made a life-changing decision. In this eye-opening interview, he reveals: ✅ The exact moment he decided to quit his high-profile role ✅ How he went from zero clients to a thriving criminal defense practice ✅ The biggest mistakes most defense attorneys make (and how to avoid them) ✅ Why charging higher fees attracts better clients ✅ The secret to scaling a criminal defense firm without burning out If you're a lawyer, entrepreneur, or just someone who loves real, behind-the-scenes legal stories , this episode is for you! 🔴 WATCH and LISTEN NOW and discover the truth about the legal system, pricing strategies, and building a high-profit, low-overhead law firm. 📌 Chapters: 00:00 – From Prosecutor to Defense Attorney 05:32 – The Breaking Point: Why I Quit 12:15 – How I Signed My First $18K Client (No Office, No Website) 20:45 – Why Most Criminal Defense Lawyers Fail 32:00 – The Best Pricing Strategy for High-Ticket Clients 41:20 – Scaling a Law Firm: Why Criminal Defense is Hard 55:45 – The Future of Law Firms & Social Media Strategy 📢 Drop a comment below: Would you have quit in his position? 👥 Connect with Us: ✅ Subscribe for more legal & business growth insights! 🎯 Follow Thomas Website TikTok Instagram Facebook Linkedin Youtube X 💡 Join the Maximum Lawyer Community – Max Law Guild . 🔔 LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE to stay updated with expert insights on law firm growth & legal business strategies!…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner who is looking for ways to make more money? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer, Tyson Mutrux delves into 14 types of revenue for law firms and offers actionable strategies to diversify income streams. Law firms and attorneys alike can take advantage of so many streams to make money. There are many ways to engage with clients and colleagues alike and diversify your income stream. Diversifying income streams is an important way to generate more revenue for a law firm. Tyson speaks to the different types of revenue that can bring in money. These include subscriptions, selling templates and courses, charging for partial services like onboarding, partnering with other firms, developing and selling legal software and coaching or consulting. Take a listen to learn about the 14 types of revenue that can increase your income! 01:19 Subscription Revenue 02:19 Service and Product Revenue 04:18 Affiliate Revenue 06:15 Recurring Revenue 08:11 Consulting or Coaching Revenue Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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1 Why Traditional Lawyer Marketing Is Dying – The New Strategy You MUST Use (w/ Justin Berry) 1:46:44
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedWatch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a lawyer who is trying to improve their social media presence? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, Tyson speaks with Justin Berry, a media and marketing expert about the evolution of media from legacy to new media and its impact on advertising, particularly for lawyers. Media, both old and new can be used as an advantage for lawyers as a way to gain traction and clients. A lot of lawyers still use old legacy media, like billboards and tv adverts. In today’s world, this media doesn’t work as well, as new legacy media, including social media, has changed the game when it comes to advertising services. Old legacy media does not allow for potential clients to trust you or have the chance to build trust. Social media can help lawyers interact with audiences over many months or years, which can allow people to trust the information you are putting out there. Creating engaging content as a lawyer can be challenging, but Justin provides some strategies that can be used to make it successful. One strategy is to think about who your audience is and what content they are watching on a daily basis. With this, you can create content around the audience’s interest so the algorithm will send them your videos. Another strategy is splitting your content throughout the week that targets different audiences. For example, if you want to create 4 videos a week, dedicate 2 videos to attorneys and 2 videos to the average client. This way you are connecting with colleagues and potential clients at the same time. Listen in to learn more! 04:32 Authenticity in Media 18:14 Valuing Yourself 20:06 Hiring Insights 24:15 Bad Hires and Character Flaws 27:06 Quick to Fire, Slow to Hire 29:45 Identifying Trends in Media 38:15 Team Collaboration in Content Creation 41:17 Content Management Importance 01:15:45 Identifying Audience Interests Connect with Justin: Website Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner who is struggling with perseverance? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, host Tyson Mutrux delves into the critical role of perseverance for law firm owners and entrepreneurs. For Tyson, success comes to those who can endure the pain to keep going. For law firm owners, you need to stick it out and fight through the tough situations in order to rise above it all and make it to the other side. For those that are struggling, there are a few things you can do, in which Tyson uses Carvana as an example of a company who rose to the top after hitting rock bottom. You can reduce costs and restructure debt, improve operations and slim down your workforce. Tyson provides some actionable steps law firm owners can take to persevere through tough times. One thing is to focus on the long game because success takes time. Big wins are not always going to happen. They will come in waves and it is important to always focus on the ultimate goal, even when things don't go as planned. Make sure to celebrate the small wins to keep momentum going so you and your staff are motivated to keep working hard. Tyson also emphasizes the need to have a good support system around you. It is more important to ensure your colleagues and staff are going to push you to be better and be there to help when needed. Take a listen to learn more! 00:11 Enduring struggles and setbacks as a law firm ownership 3:16 Actionable steps for enduring challenges in law firm ownership 7:53 Importance of building mental toughness law firm success 13:56 Emphasis on viewing failures as opportunities for growth and improvement Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner who is looking for some advice when it comes to the company’s finances? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, Tyson Mutrux engages in a thought-provoking discussion with Brian Feroldi, a seasoned expert in stock picking and financial statement analysis. The conversation centers around the importance of understanding financial statements and how this knowledge can be particularly beneficial for law firm owners. Brian delves into the importance of financial education for those in the legal field. For law firm owners, it is important to understand how to create financial statements and what it means for a business as it relates to determining success. Determining success can be done by analyzing financial statements and finding out how much profit a company is making, the direction of their financial results and the balance of cash and liabilities. For those who are thinking about acquiring a business, these factors are important to think about. Scaling a law firm needs to be done strategically or else it can fail. The more successful a law firm is, the more cash they will eat. That is why many firms need lines of credit, because the access to cash in the bank is not always readily available. For firms to stay afloat, owners need to balance growth with having the cash to support it. Listen in to learn more! 1:64 The need for financial statement education for lawyers 4:47 The three primary financial statements crucial for analysis 15:66 Discussion on cash flow issues faced by scaling law firms 19:30 Discussion on the significance of personnel costs in law firms 41:63 Prioritizing long-term relationships and success over short-term gains Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Brian: Website Instagram X TikTok Linkedin Youtube…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you an attorney who is looking to transition to person injury (PI) law? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer, host Tyson addresses a listener's question about transitioning from a defense firm to a personal injury (PI) practice. The transition to a PI practice involves a change in mindset from defense to client focused. For those hoping to make this transition, it is important to focus all your efforts on the case and client and to do everything in your power to win but not get consumed by the truthfulness of a client. A strategy to get to this point is understanding how a case affects a person at every level. Think about how the case affects one’s mental health, their professional life and family dynamics. Transitioning from one practice area to another will not happen without intentional networking with those in the PI field. Starting in a new field like PI will mean a slow gradual climb in cases. Through networking, some other lawyers might send you cases they either don't want or can’t handle. Personal injury cases will include medical terminology that you will need to become familiar with. Get to know what conservative care is and the importance of MRI’s. This will allow you to not only become a better PI attorney but build trust with your client. Take a listen to learn more! 03:57 The importance of shifting from a defense mindset to a client-focused approach 7:53 The need to gain trial experience to enhance case values and effectiveness 8:51 The importance of networking with personal injury attorneys 12:37 Understanding defense strategies to better navigate personal injury cases Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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1 The Power of Mindset: How Language and Self-Reflection Shape Success with Marco Brown 1:31:23
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedWatch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you an aspiring lawyer who is looking for some guidance? In this engaging podcast episode, Tyson Mutrux and Marco Brown discuss their experiences in Las Vegas and Marco's recent trips to Austin and Houston. The conversation delves into themes of personal branding, respect, and the importance of mindset. Tyson and Marco chat about some of the aspects of being lawyers, including some challenges that exist. Marco speaks to how wearing a suit serves as a suit of armor for many lawyers. For some, suits represent confidence to do your job well and respect that is given from other lawyers or clients. Most times, people trust lawyers when they show up wearing a suit because it looks professional. Marco delves into the importance of using fear as motivation when it comes to working in the legal field. For Marco, he used the fear of failing as a lawyer and disappointing his family as motivation to keep working hard. It is important to not stay in that place of fear, as overtime it can keep you from achieving better. But if you use it as a motivator for a period of time until you get to a more stable place, it can be beneficial. This fear will lead to mistakes early on, but the learning curve will allow you to become a better lawyer. Listen in to learn more! 9:45 The idea that suits serve as a "suit of armor" for confidence and respect 17:18 The challenges of running a law firm 18:32 The struggles of starting a law firm during the Great Recession 23:17 Using fear as motivation Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here Connect with Marco: Website Facebook Linkedin Youtube…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner who is struggling with a problematic employee? In this podcast episode of "Maximum Lawyer," host Tyson delves into the critical issue of toxic employees within law firms. He discusses how such individuals can negatively impact team morale, productivity, and client relationships. Toxic employees can really affect the work environment, where business, relationships and the bottom line can suffer. Toxic employees are those with negative behaviors that disrupt the workplace. Red flags include excessive self promotion, hoarding work and hiding incomplete tasks, rejecting support from coworkers, and gossiping. These are traits to look out for to identify the problematic employees on your team. After identifying the traits, it is important to know how to address toxic employees. It is important to have direct communication with the person and provide an overview of the toxic behaviors they have been doing and what the impact on the team has been. Another strategy is to set out clear expectations with a defined timeline for when you expect to see results. Offer training or mentorship to make sure they can improve and change that team morale for the better. Take a listen to learn more! 1:19 Discussion on how toxic employees can harm team morale 3:27 Definition of toxic employees 4:41 Identifying subtle behaviors that indicate a toxic employee 16:34 Strategies for dealing with toxic employees Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
In this episode, Tyson Mutrux introduces the 2024 State of the Firm Survey —a groundbreaking initiative designed to help law firm owners grow and scale their practices. Tyson explains how the survey aims to answer key questions many firm owners have about compensation, benefits, operations, and more. By participating in this anonymous survey, law firm owners can contribute to a valuable resource that benefits the entire legal community. The results will be shared in late January 2024 through a live show and downloadable report. For those who wish to receive the report early, there's an option to provide an email after completing the survey (completely optional and separate from the anonymous responses). Take the survey now at maxlawsurvey.com — rising tides raise all boats! Key Takeaways: The survey is completely anonymous and takes 10–15 minutes to complete. Results will provide insights on law firm operations, compensation, and benefits. The live results show is scheduled for late January 2024. Contribute to a collaborative effort to grow and improve law firms nationwide. Visit maxlawsurvey.com now to participate and help create a powerful resource for law firm owners everywhere! Resources: Join the Guild Membership Subscribe to the Maximum Lawyer Youtube Channel Follow us on Instagram Join the Facebook Group Follow the Facebook Page Follow us on LinkedIn…
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1 Finding Your Niche: Trademark Law and Education with Sonia Lakhany 1:14:08
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedWatch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you interested in learning more about trademark law? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, host Tyson chats with Sonia Lakhany, who discusses her journey in trademark law and her educational brand, 4L. 4L provides legal education in trademark law and can help you understand how to brand a business. 4L is all about providing continuing education to lawyers in a way that has not been done before. It not only tells you what something is, but shows you how to do it, which is a concept that is not popular in the legal field. With experience in trademark law, Sonia began teaching a 2 week course in trademark law which catapulted the business to delivering more courses to help people understand how to trademark and brand a business. Sonia speaks to the attractiveness of trademark law in comparison to other areas. Trademark law allows for more autonomy and flexibility due to not having to be in a courtroom or having multiple teams doing different work in order to achieve one goal. There is a small barrier for entry in trademark law, which makes it more lucrative as a practice. Listen in to learn more! 2:36 The purpose of Pharrell as an educational brand 7:23 The importance of trademark considerations in branding 12:19 The significance of branding in establishing a recognizable identity 30:26 Why trademarks are an attractive area for attorneys Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Sonia: Website Instagram Facebook Linkedin Youtube…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you looking for some advice on how to maintain a successful law firm? In this episode of "Maximum Lawyer," host Tyson explores the concept of "never multiplying by zero," inspired by Chris Williamson. Tyson applies this mathematical principle, in four ways to law firms. This concept means that anything multiplied by zero always equals zero. As it relates to law firms in particular, a “zero” will cancel out everything else. For example, if a law firm is doing exceptionally well, but there is one area or team that is dropping the ball, it can negate all the hard work the firm is doing. When it comes to clients, many will disregard all the great things you did with their case if you failed or underperformed in one area. This rule drives home the idea that as a lawyer, you need to avoid pitfalls instead of amplifying successes every time. This concept can also be used when talking about client neglect. Clients bring in the business, money and success for a firm. Without clients, a firm would cease to exist. It is important to ensure you are communicating with clients and meeting their expectations. Focus on maintaining the clients you have instead of trying to sign new clients.This will ensure clients are happy and that they refer people to you. Listen in to learn more! 2:09 How a single critical area of failure can negate a law firm's successes 3:16 The need to focus on avoiding pitfalls 7:08 How ignoring client needs can potentially damage a firm’s reputation 18:29 How clear goals help in making informed decisions Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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1 Content That Converts: How to Build a Social Media Strategy for Your Law Firm with Rob Freund 1:03:44
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedWatch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a lawyer who wants to work in social media or with influencers? In this episode, Tyson Mutrux interviews Rob Freund, who specializes in influencer marketing and legal compliance. They discuss the intricacies of advertising regulations, and the challenges brands face when working with influencers. Rob and Tyson talk about how lawyers can implement social media within their work. The easiest way to do this is by posting information that current or past clients have struggled with or a piece of legal information that you think members of the public would like to know. You can relate it back to a pop culture issue or current event happening. Most people enjoy keeping up with pop culture or current events, so linking it back to law can peak people’s interest. Working with influencers as a lawyer can be a difficult thing to navigate. For lawyers, it is important to train your influencer on what their legal obligations are as it relates to disclosures and to have a monitoring program in place to help ensure the rules are being followed. Ensure to include this information in any contract with an influencer, so you as a lawyer are protected. Take a listen to learn more! 04:04 Rob's Social Media Strategy 10:47 Goals of Social Media Posting 12:14 Working with Influencers vs. Brands 14:21 Common Legal Pitfalls in Influencer Marketing 39:17 Deep Fakes and Legal Risks 43:33 AI and Future Litigation Connect with Rob: Website X Linkedin Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a lawyer who is looking for ways to implement AI in their work? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, host Tyson Mutrux shares ten prompts for lawyers to enhance their firms using AI tools like ChatGPT. AI tools can be a saving grace for both lawyers and law firms alike. Tyson delves into the ones that can really change the game in the legal space. Legal research is a time consuming task, but it can be more efficient using ChatGPT. If you type in a prompt that is relevant to your work, not only with the tool pump out some standard information to get you started, but it will include citations, where you can be directed to the source to continue your research. When it comes to drafting documents, you can use AI tools, such as Notebook LM, to build out mediation statements. You can upload a template to the platform and ask it to build around the template. There are similar AI tools where you can work from the platform just like a word document, but all of the features are included, making the drafting process more efficient. Take a listen to learn more about how lawyers can use AI. 01:09 Using AI for Legal Research 04:52 Creating Standard Operating Procedures 09:32 Client Communication Automation 11:20 Scenario-Based Problem Solving 12:12 Client Feedback Surveys Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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1 How Can Lawyers Balance Leadership and Family Life? with Tiffany Webber 1:14:45
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedWatch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a business owner who is looking for advice on how to better run your firm? In this episode, Tyson Mutrux chats with Tiffany Webber, a lawyer and firm leader about navigating the complexities of running a law firm while balancing a personal life. Tiffany speaks to some of the challenges she has faced while running a small organization. One of these challenges is having an open door policy with staff, where nothing can get done because there are always questions and concerns brought to her attention. Mitigating this for Tiffany involves setting boundaries with staff and saying no to things. Running a business involves staying connected with employees and ensuring they are set up for success. For Tiffany, it is important to know who fits best for your business and taking action to replace people if needed to make sure your business doesn't suffer due to underperformance. This also helps support staff who work hard and reward them for doing good work. It is also important to balance employee retention and happiness with good, effective client service so business is always prospering. Listen in to learn more! 02:11 Desire for Growth vs. Escape 05:23 Setting Boundaries for Personal Time 10:02 Challenges of General Practice Firms 11:43 Motivation for Joining the Firm 15:30 Desire to Fix Systems 18:23 Making Tough Calls Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Tiffany: Website Instagram Facebook Linkedin Youtube…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you looking for a new morning ritual? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, Tyson Mutrux delves into a motivational speech by Jim Rohn, which he recently watched on YouTube. Tyson shares five key affirmations from Rohn's speech that individuals should recite each morning to foster a positive mindset and personal growth. The first affirmation is “today I choose to be positive”, which is something that can set the tone for a good day. The second is “I am grateful for all that I have”, which builds resilience and shifts the focus from scarcity to blessings. The third affirmation is “I am capable of achieving great things”, which reinforces the idea that you can achieve anything and to take action. The fourth affirmation is “I embrace challenges as opportunities for growth”, which helps you reframe your thinking into having proactive approaches to setbacks. The fifth and last affirmation is “I can take action towards my goals every day”, which emphasizes that small actions and discipline can lead to big things. Take a listen to learn more! 01:20 Affirmation 1: Choose Positivity 03:09 Affirmation 2: Gratitude 05:17 Affirmation 3: Believing in Potential 06:27 Affirmation 4: Embracing Challenges 08:28 Affirmation 5: Taking Action Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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1 The Best Lessons Learned from Partnership Breakups and Fitness Transformations with Christopher Nicolaysen 1:03:25
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedWatch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a lawyer looking for some advice on personal and professional growth? In this podcast episode, host Tyson Mutrux engages in a deep conversation with Christopher Nicolaysen about personal and professional growth. Christopher provides some insight on the challenges of achieving both personal and professional goals through fighting through the boring stages of achieving those goals. Whether you are working on your fitness or wanting to open up a firm, it is the boring, everyday tasks that will get you to those goals. For example, eating the boring, healthy food and committing to working out at the gym are the things that will get you to those fitness goals. As it relates to the legal space, Christopher and Tyson chat about the importance of strong partnerships in a law firm. Blame can be a huge issue that leads to the end of both professional and personal relationships. It is fine to blame no one in some situations so people’s feelings are not hurt and those relationships can stand strong. It is important to assess a situation to determine if blame needs to be made or if something happened as a result of the business. Take a listen to learn more! 03:03 Data-Driven Approach 08:30 Long-term Fitness Mindset 11:23 Partnership Breakup Discussion 14:06 Molding a Partner's Vision 20:16 Misaligned Expectations 21:55 Confronting Difficult Conversations Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Chris: Website Instagram Facebook Linkedin Youtube X…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you looking for a cool way to conduct research? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, host Tyson Mutrux shares an effective research prompt he has been using to gather insights from experts. Tyson discusses a good prompt he uses to gather insights from those in the legal space. The prompt is: what are your favorite (lessons, tips and frameworks) from (expert, book, resource) about (topic). This is from the AI tool, Perplexity. The tool will pull aspects of the prompt from the Internet and answer the question for you. Perplexity will also provide links for you to find out more information about the prompt, which can help research various topics. Listen in to learn more about how to research more about any topic! 1:54 A prompt for gathering insights from experts on various topics 2:54 Utilizing the AI tool Perplexity for effective research and insights 3:53 Essential lessons on law firm management Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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1 Navigating the Challenges of a Niche Market with Ashley Garbe Smith 1:08:27
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedWatch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a lawyer who is looking for some advice on starting a firm? In this episode, Tyson interviews Ashley Garbe Smith, an attorney and founder of AGS Law, which specializes in dental transitions. Ashley shares her journey of starting her law firm during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Ashley provides some insights on the benefits and lessons learned from narrowing a practice as it relates to running a law firm. For Ashley, who used to work in the dental field, niching down in the legal space to do dental transitions was a familiar thing. For those who are hoping to narrow down a practice field, it is good to think about areas you already have expertise in. Did you focus on a specific practice in law school? Did you spend a year articling for a specific lawyer and learned the ins and outs of that field? Play to your strengths when you are thinking about narrowing or niching down your firm. It is no surprise that lawyers are very busy and suffer from burnout quickly. Ashley and Tyson chat about the importance of self care for lawyers. Most lawyers wear many hats and dedicating time to self care will not only allow you to last longer in the business but have a better outlook on life. Schedule self care into your busy calendar and make it known to your colleagues the importance of it. This can help you stay on track to dedicating time to it and show others that it matters to you so they respect that time. Listen in to learn more from Ashley! 03:01 Niche Practice Area Dynamics 04:58 Client Expectations in Niching 05:50 Benefits of Specialization 12:04 Challenges in Valuing Law Firms 13:08 Importance of Self-Care Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Ashley: Website Instagram Facebook LinkedIn…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you looking for ways to make better content? In this episode of Maximum Lawyer, Tyson shares five simple yet effective ways to expand any idea, inspired by writer Dickie Bush . Tyson discusses the 5 things that can be used to expand not only an idea, but content. One way is to connect tips with an idea to relate it back to a core thought and propose an action step. The second is statistics and informing people of factual aspects of a topic to make it reliable. The third thing is to break ideas into steps to make an idea more digestible and easier for someone to understand. The fourth thing is adding stories to content, which can make content more memorable. And the last thing is quotes, which can be used to tie an idea back to reality and make it more believable to an audience. Listen in to learn more! 1:14 Expanding content ideas 2:09 Using reliable statistics to add authority to content 3:57 How stories make content more memorable and digestible 4:49 The effectiveness of using quotes to add credibility to content Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner who is thinking about improving how the business operates? In this podcast episode, Tyson chats with Paul Yokabitus, a guest expert in legal and financial planning. They discuss Paul’s journey in building a successful firm. Building a successful law firm involves understanding the risks that might exist. Tyson and Paul discuss how attorneys should operate when attacking these risks. It involves starting each day with an agenda that is intentional in getting things done and tackling any issues that arise. It is also important to be open to new opportunities as a business owner and preparing for the good and bad of running a firm. Client and customer service should be of top concern for law firms when it comes to measuring success. In a world where many businesses are using AI, attorneys need to prioritize customer service. This can include ensuring clients understand the legal process or going over documentation. AI should be used to streamline certain processes, so you can free up your time to service customers and clients. Listen in to learn more! 05:19 Mindset of Successful People 12:26 Differentiation in a Crowded Market 13:32 The Importance of Client Service 16:55 Pivoting in Legal Practice 17:39 Finding the Right Team 24:21 Overcoming Failures Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Paul: Website Instagram Facebook Linkedin Youtube X…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a lawyer who is hoping to run their own firm in the future? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson Mutrux delves into the often overlooked realities of being a law firm owner. Running a law firm is not an easy task and it is not made clear in law school or in the early years of being a lawyer. One of the realities is making and abiding by the boundaries of being a boss. In general, you should not be friends with your employees to avoid heartbreak and not making good decisions because of feelings. Another reality is to know how to lead people. It is one thing to start a law firm and be the boss. It is another thing to actually lead a team effectively and be successful. Leading a team also involves hiring the right people to take control of certain aspects of a firm. This comes in handy when you want to take some time off. You need to be a good leader who builds staff up to take on important roles when you need it most. Take a listen! 1:03 Importance of maintaining professionalism and boundaries with employees 3:08 Need for effective leadership to create a desirable workplace 5:13 Encouragement to keep processes simple 6:22 The isolating nature of being a law firm owner 8:08 The need for continuous learning and personal growth as a law firm leader Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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1 The Best Strategies for Thriving Amid Change in Your Law Practice with Jim Hacking 1:06:13
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedWatch the YouTube version of this episode HERE In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer, host Tyson Mutrux interviews Jim Hacking for the very first time as a guest! They talk through Jim's transition from co-host to guest, their long-standing partnership and Jim's contributions to the podcast and community. Jim shares personal stories about his high school struggles, therapy, and Overeaters Anonymous, highlighting his journey of self-discovery, growth, and change. They discuss the challenges of running a law firm, the importance of authenticity, and the impact of their work on the legal community. This episode highlights the value of personal growth, community support, and meaningful connections. Listen in. 01:27 Change and New Beginnings 08:13 Triggering Event for Change 11:13 Navigating Changes 18:41 Niche Marketing Strategies 27:00 Focus and Singular Purpose 31:36 Podcast Beginnings Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Join the Guild to grab our Case Roadmap. Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner looking for guidance on how to better run your firm? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, host Tyson reflects on significant changes, notably the departure of longtime co-host Jim Hacking. With the departure of Jim, Tyson speaks to the mission that Maximum Lawyer strives to achieve and the upcoming changes to the podcast. He also reiterates the common fear many lawyers have when it comes to failure. With change comes uncertainty and that fear heightens. Tyson encourages lawyers to put their all into their work and their goals and to go out with a bang if things don’t go as planned. Maximum Lawyer has and always will continue to help law firm owners grow and succeed through the sharing of stories and practical tips. This will continue through new resources, guides, events and high quality content. Running a successful law practice is not easy, but Maximum Lawyer is here to help along the way. Take a listen to learn more about the upcoming changes to Maximum Lawyer! 02:28 Embracing Change 05:25 Upcoming Resources and Changes 12:07 Future Opportunities for Connection Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Resources: Join the Guild Membership Subscribe to the Maximum Lawyer Youtube Channel Follow us on Instagram Join the Facebook Group Follow the Facebook Page Follow us on LinkedIn…
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Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a business owner who is struggling with taking a vacation? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Jim and Tyson discuss law practice management with guest Brian Manning, a political asylum lawyer who talks about fears of leaving a law firm in the hands of colleagues to take a well deserved vacation. As a law firm owner, taking time for vacation can be stressful. This can be due to the anxiety of leaving work in the hands of colleagues or employees and not being sure if things will get done on time or effectively. Brian speaks to the things law firm owners should consider before vacation to ensure you are not stressing during a time they should be relaxing. It is important to tell your staff that you want limited communication while on vacation. This will allow teams to inquire about everything before vacation begins to mitigate any potential issues and ask important questions. Having a competent leadership team is crucial to ensuring the necessary tasks are completed during a vacation. There needs to be people who can be trusted to tackle urgent issues when they come up. For Brian, he has 2 dedicated staff members who can fill in for him to not only take on the work but also act as a leader when other staff need support or guidance. Take a listen to learn more! Jim’s Hack: Have employees who complement your strengths. Brian’s Tip: Have non-attorney salespeople conduct consultations. Tyson’s Tip: Use a feature on the iPhone 16 where you can pause a video and record when you are ready again. Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . 06:53 Emergency Protocols for Travel 09:42 Managing Staff Communication 10:43 Mindset Before Travelling 14:35 Building a Leadership Team 17:20 Maintaining Boundaries While Away Connect with Brian: Website TikTok Youtube…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you looking for a way to let go of negative comments? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson Mutrux discusses strategies for managing difficult interactions, particularly within the legal profession. Managing difficult conversations is a tough aspect of working in the legal space. This is the case with colleagues, clients or strangers. While chatting with a fellow colleague, Tyson came across an interesting tactic for dealing with difficult people. The trick is to understand that people are not arguing with you but their own imagination. This is more so for those that make comments on social media. Most people who do this are trying to get their dopamine hit by getting a reaction out of you. If you understand this concept, small comments or moments of disrespect will not bother you. Take a listen. 02:14 Understanding Rude Comments 03:25 Mental Trick for Reframing 04:25 Recognizing Attention Seekers Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you looking to take advantage of a new case management system? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Becca interviews Claude Simpson, Head of Training at Smart Advocate. Claude shares his extensive experience in the legal field and provides an in-depth look at Smart Advocate's case management system. Claude talks about the importance of Smart Advocate. It is a case management software that helps lawyers and firms manage their cases in a comprehensive and inclusive way. Many lawyers are quite hesitant to use case management softwares. One of these hesitations is believing that a case management system will do the work for a firm. Even though software like Smart Advocate can keep files organized, those in the firm still need to input the information or review the information. Smart Advocate is a tool that can make work easier and simpler for firms, but won’t do everything to keep a firm running smoothly. There are many great features to Smart Advocate. One of them is making the client communication process better. Smart Advocate can automate messages or emails for you that are sent to the client. The software also uses templates to draft documents so staff don’t need to sit down and copy and paste information into a word document or email. Listen in to learn more about Smart Advocate! 06:49 The importance of data mapping during the onboarding process 12:18 Misconceptions lawyers have about case management software capabilities 15:20 Challenges law firms face with existing case management systems 16:13 Improving client communication and reducing staff workload 23:24 KPI’s for attorneys and case management insights Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Smart Advocate: Website Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Resources: Join the Guild Membership Subscribe to the Maximum Lawyer Youtube Channel Follow us on Instagram Join the Facebook Group Follow the Facebook Page Follow us on LinkedIn…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a lawyer who is looking to create a better social media presence? In this engaging episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Jim and Tyson converse with Julio Oyhanarte, the world's most followed immigration lawyer. Julio shares his journey of leveraging social media to educate and connect with immigrants on U.S. immigration processes. Social media can be leveraged by lawyers to not only boost a business presence but attract followers and potential clients. For Julio, authenticity is necessary for success as a lawyer on social media. You need to present exactly as you are so those who want to connect and work with you are not being fooled. Gaining a following on social media also involves good timing and effective content strategies to do well. It is important to decide what works for you. Is it short form content? Do you prefer longer form videos chatting about certain legal topics? You need to think about how to use social media to your benefit. Julio provides some tips to lawyers who are trying to utilize Tiktok. It is difficult to capture people’s attention in this day and age. Because of this, you need to get people’s attention right away. Julio emphasizes the need to think about the first frame. Think about how it looks, what you say and what is in the background. You need to offer them something that they want or maybe something they should learn. Hook people to get them interested and then provide the important content. Take a listen to learn more! Jim's Hack: Read the book called “ Start, Scale, Exit, Repeat: Serial Entrepreneurs’ Secrets Revealed!” by: Colin C. Campbell — which talks about how to build something to allow you to sell it. Julio’s Tip: Think about the quote “People will remember how you enter the stage and how you leave it”. Think about how to hook someone in and the last impression for someone to remember you. Tyson's Tip: Read a book called “ Winning the Story Wars by: Jonah Sachs ” which helps you rethink how to tell your story using different topics like politics and business. 2:38 insights on authenticity for success in social media 8:02 Good timing and effective content strategies for success 16:32 Essential tips for lawyers considering TikTok Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Julio: Website Instagram Facebook Youtube TikTok…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a lawyer who struggles with focusing on small issues? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson delves into the significance of perspective in problem-solving for law firm owners, inspired by a Mike Cernovich quote. The quote is “The smaller you define your world, the bigger your problems seem”. For lawyers, little things can cause a lot of stress. This turns every small problem into a huge issue. If you take a step back and think about how that problem fits into your world, your mindset about little issues can really change. One thing lawyers can do to overcome this is to think about how these issues affect your long term vision. Most times, these issues will not have an effect on where you want to go or what you want to accomplish. They will be small blips along the journey, so it is best to find ways to mitigate those issues. Mitigating can come in a few ways. One of these ways is to delegate tasks that are weighing heavily on you. Maybe intake is stressing you out or following up with some clients is time consuming. Delegate these tasks out to members of your team so you can feel less stressed and you can focus on other things. Listen in to learn more! 2:40 The relevance of the quote in managing daily stress 3:48 How a narrow view can amplify problems 6:58 Reassessing current challenges 8:01 The importance of having a long-term vision 9:16 The need for delegation to reduce overwhelm and expand one's capacity Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Resources: Join the Guild Membership Subscribe to the Maximum Lawyer Youtube Channel Follow us on Instagram Join the Facebook Group Follow the Facebook Page Follow us on LinkedIn…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a lawyer who struggles to be empathetic when working with clients? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, hosts Jim Hacking and Tyson Mutrux discuss the importance of using empathy to effectively communicate with clients. Practicing voice inflection and empathy are skills that can help when working and connecting with clients. This is more so when speaking with potential clients and it can really seal the deal on getting people to trust you to take on their case. Jim emphasizes the importance of perspective and thinking about what it would be like to be the client calling the law firm to ask for help. Using feedback provided from a colleague, Jim speaks to the need for lawyers to be empathetic and how this is something his firm is working on. Being empathetic is a balancing act in the legal space and Jim and Tyson talk about why this happens and how to get better at showing empathy when working with clients with different needs. It is important to sift and sort clients when they call in. You need to listen and let them know they are heard but also resolve the issue quickly and decide if you will move them down the line to the next step. If not, you need to kindly refer them somewhere else or let them know that your firm is not the right fit for what they need. Take a listen to learn more! 9:13 Feedback from clients regarding clarity in communication 12:42 Discussion on the challenge of being empathetic while assessing potential clients 14:46 Strategies for respectfully ending calls with clients Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Αναπαραγωγή αργότερα Λίστες Like LikedWatch the YouTube version of this episode HERE In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson chats with South Florida attorney Tanner Demmery, who is contemplating a shift from criminal defense to personal injury law after 20 years in the field. They talk through the motivations behind such a transition, including the pursuit of a more profitable practice and improved quality of life. Listen in. 1:53 Transitioning to a different practice area for more profit and improved quality of life 2:51 Exploration of practical aspects during a transition 15:18 The need to build a personal injury practice while managing existing cases 17:43 Hiring staff to manage the demands of a personal injury practice. 30:00 The importance of financial readiness and knowing when to settle cases Connect with Tanner: Website Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, co-hosts Jim and Tyson talk with Ron, a seasoned legal marketing consultant and founder of Legal Fenix. LinkedIn could be a key piece to your marketing. By exploring strategies for personal branding and marketing, and authentic engagement, Ron teaches how to start on LinkedIn with low barriers. Ron also shares insights on the role of a fractional CMO, and the benefits of diverse content formats, including video. His biggest piece of advice to lawyers is to build meaningful connections and avoid common pitfalls like inauthentic posts. This episode offers practical tips for leveraging LinkedIn to enhance professional visibility and foster valuable relationships in the legal community. Listen in. Jim’s Hack: Listen to the interesting podcast episode about a lawyer's life called: “How to Destroy Everything.” Ron’s Tip: For beginners on LinkedIn the tip is “Don’t overthink it!” What do you like to see on your LinkedIn?! Tyson’s Tip: Use the ‘Newsfeed Eradicator’! It’s a tool that helps you avoid distractions on social media while maintaining productivity. 04:36 The Value of LinkedIn 08:30 Personal Branding on LinkedIn 15:00 Optimizing Personal and Business Profiles 20:16 Importance of LinkedIn Engagement 20:48 Video Content on LinkedIn 25:55 Networking Tips on LinkedIn Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Ron: Website Instagram Linkedin Youtube…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a book lover and business owner? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson Mutrux delves into the common practice of reading business books and consuming educational content among law firm owners. Most of us read book after book without using the knowledge, especially when it comes to business books. Most business books are full of so much information that you are not going to use, so it is important to read with a purpose to gain something from it. Tyson emphasizes the need to focus on the goal at hand in order to get it done. If you still do not know, pick up the book and learn how to achieve it. Utilize summaries and cliffsnotes to get the most important information and save time. Listen in to learn more! 2:09 The tendency to read without applying the knowledge gained 2:56 The habit of consuming information without revisiting or utilizing it 3:44 Focus on actionable work rather than just reading for entertainment 6:19 The importance of learning only what is necessary Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, co-hosts Jim and Tyson engage with tax attorney and CPA Daniel Rowe. Daniel, licensed in multiple states, shares his expertise on crucial tax considerations for law firms. Key highlights to this episode include: the importance of selecting the right business structure (LLC, S Corporation), tax treatment of legal settlements, and common mistakes by new law firm owners, such as poor record-keeping and inadequate tax compliance. Daniel stresses the value of education, collaboration with advisors, and maintaining mental and physical health for overall success in managing a law firm. As well as, Daniel shares about how he manages his two separate firms! Listen in for more details. Jim’s Hack: Read the book “ Stay Sane in an Insane World: How to Control the Controllables and Thrive ” by Greg Harden . Daniels’s Tips: Two key tips: Maintaining good records and seeking knowledgeable advisors for your business. Tyson’s Tip: Your health matters! There is a connection of physical activity to mental health, so make a plan for the colder months ahead! 03:06 Tax Considerations for Law Firms 04:42 Law Firm Setup and Structure 08:07 Common Mistakes by New Law Firm Owners 11:04 Independent Contractors vs. Employees 13:04 Managing Two Separate Firms Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Daniel: daniel@drowelawgroup.com…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner looking for a new way to streamline processes? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson Mutrux discusses the benefits of using flowcharts and decision trees to streamline law firm operations. Tyson shares the process for developing a decision tree. A decision tree can help streamline processes for a law firm. It is a “yes-no” tree that can be used to make decisions on various things. It is great for teams where there is a process needed to make a decision on something. In the personal injury firm, it is a good tool when deciding how much a claim should be for a client. For others, it is a good way to provide staff with options to flow from the top to the bottom to arrive at a decision and determine what the end result is. To make decision trees effective, make it a mandatory process for your business. Listen in to learn more! 2:58 How to condense knowledge into a decision tree to aid attorneys 5:51 The process for developing the decision tree 6:37 How dedicating time to create the flowchart saves hours 7:25 The need for law firms to adapt processes as laws Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner who is looking to market your business better? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Becca chats with Vaidas and Steve from RizeUp Media ( https://www.rizeupmedia.com/maxlaw/ ), a digital marketing agency specializing in law firms. Vaidas and Steve speak on how they help clients market their firms better and the best ways to gain more traction. RizeUp Media helps clients understand what their goal is when it comes to marketing. For example, when agencies are looking to expand their business, Vaidas and Steve will help research where the client wants to expand to and what they need to do competitively to show up in that market. It is all about setting realistic expectations for agencies so they can succeed. A firm’s online presence is so important as it relates to marketing and attracting more business. First impressions matter when someone is researching a firm for the first time. Online portrayals of a law firm need to be perfect in order to attract that client. Based on what they see, they need to trust and believe you will support them. Make sure your content, contact information and photos are up to date so your firm is portrayed accurately. Listen in to learn more! 3:15 Discussion on design preferences and SEO strategies 11:37 Setting realistic expectations regarding SEO timelines and results 28:02 A law firm's online presence as the first impression for potential clients 30:04 The necessity of maintaining a modern website Connect with RizeUp Media: Website Instagram Facebook Linkedin X Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a lawyer looking for more ways to gain traction for your business? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson Mutrux chats with Jeff Hampton, a seasoned legal professional and entrepreneur. They discuss innovative marketing strategies for lawyers, focusing on leveraging YouTube to generate leads. Youtube is a great tool that lawyers can benefit from when it comes to marketing. Youtube not only builds trust among viewers, but allows them to get to know you and what you are selling. Jeff provides some insight on how to gain a platform. For lawyers, it is important not to be narrow in your expertise. It is crucial to start narrow and provide information that you know well or is tied to your niche. Then as time goes on, broaden your scope and tie pop culture to your legal knowledge to keep the audience engaged. Jeff and Tyson chat about why personal branding is important to a successful channel. People follow people as opposed to businesses. When you brand yourself, people will connect with you more and you can foster better relationships. For Jeff, personal branding allowed him to take on more clients because followers would refer him to business opportunities, leading to more conversations later on and getting to know people better. Take a listen to learn more about leveraging Youtube as an attorney. 02:10 Why YouTube? 04:06 Tracking Leads from YouTube 06:25 Engaging Video Content 07:52 Video Optimization Strategies 09:02 Building Authority through YouTube 13:16 Narrow vs. Broad Content Strategy 14:21 Personal Branding vs. Firm Branding 17:36 Shorts vs. Long-form Videos 24:42 Mistakes in Video Content Jeff’s Tip: Get started with Youtube by using your to make phone videos, under 60 seconds to practice and gain comfort. Tyson’s Tip: Use ChatGPT for organizing data and creating tables effectively. Connect with Jeff: Website Facebook Linkedin Youtube X Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a busy attorney who is prone to burning out? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson Mutrux chats about insights on effective time management. To avoid burning out, you need to be productive with healthy habits. For Tyson, this involves working out, eating healthy and getting enough sleep. It is so easy to get into bad habits which will affect how you do your work and will affect your body. It is important to incorporate different ways to practice good habits in your day to ensure you are performing at your best. Tyson provides a few methods on how to focus on a few top tasks each day. It is best to focus on the most important tasks so you are not overwhelmed. At the beginning of each week, determine which tasks you will focus on to tackle all of your goals. Listen in to learn more! 3:05 The importance of working out and getting enough sleep for productivity 8:37 The effectiveness of time blocking 12:01 Methods of focusing on a few top tasks each day 13:39 The importance of keeping all tasks in one place Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you looking to become more serious about content creation? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Jim and Tyson discuss their experience at the Vid Summit, a prominent YouTube conference. YouTube as a platform has changed over the years, with preferred content changing as time has gone on. The best videos are ones that use storytelling and structured approaches to convey a message. Jim and Tyson point to creators like Dude Perfect as examples of people who have succeeded in the space and have made an impact. Jim and Tyson provide some strategies on creating better content on the platform. There needs to be a mix of content you want to create and the need for an audience to consume that content. If one of these is lacking, your channel will not thrive. It is important to look at what has been successful and recreate it as time goes on. Create content to engage people so they want to come back and watch. Listen in to learn more on how to create content on YouTube! 05:21 YouTube vs. Netflix 08:24 Content Consumption Patterns 12:03 Evolution of YouTube Content 18:17 Video Monetization 22:28 YouTube Shorts Importance Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you someone who wants to write better thank you notes? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson Mutrux delves into the art of writing meaningful thank you notes. Writing meaningful thank you notes can be challenging because you need to follow a couple of steps to ensure what you are saying is thoughtful and will make a lasting impression. Tyson provides a few tips to create a thoughtful thank you note. One is to take time to reflect on what you are thanking them for and get it on paper before you forget. Another tip is to thank those who are often forgotten. People who are not thanked enough usually need it the most and going the extra mile can make their day. It is important to make the note matter. Write it because you want to and make sure you let them know what they mean to you. Take a listen! 3:42 The importance of taking time to thoughtfully reflect 4:25 Acknowledge and thank individuals who often go unnoticed 6:13 The importance of making thank you notes meaningful Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you looking to take the leap in starting a new business venture? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, co-host Tyson chats with Chelsie Lamie, an experienced attorney with over 15 years in plaintiff personal injury law. Chelsie discusses her transition from insurance defense to creating a comprehensive training program for paralegals, ‘Law School for Paralegals’. In her training, Chelsie dives into the common issues owners face when it comes to training staff. Most firm owners do not have the time to train paralegals, especially if paralegals don't know their specialities. It is easier for most to hire experts, like Chelsie to come in and take charge of the ‘training’ reins. What makes Chelsie’s program so great is that training can be state specific. This allows for the training of many different paralegals across the country. Running a side business can be a difficult task, especially if you have a busy life. Chelsie provides some tips for those who are thinking about running a side business. Being passionate about your business is so important and you need to be all in to make it work for you. It is important to just get started and get things down on paper so you are always moving towards that ultimate goal. Take a listen to learn more from Chelsie! Chelsie’s Tip: If you are not happy, change your surroundings and attitude because life is short. Tyson's Tip: Do not mount your camera but to use a suction cup! 4:42 Common issues law firm owners face regarding staff training 12:05 Tyson and Chelsie discuss the importance of passion 13:07 Pursuing passion projects while managing existing responsibilities 17:23 Strategies for motivating staff Connect with Chelsie: Website Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a lawyer looking for some tips on how to foster better relationships? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, hosts Jim and Tyson chat with Martin Parsons, owner of Legal Advocacy Headquarters in Carterville, Illinois. Martin shares his inspiring journey from a 24-year military career to becoming a lawyer. Martin shares what he has learned about business relationships. Building relationships with people will lead to success. Working hard and making good connections is key to growing a successful business. For Martin, he advises clients to practice due diligence and the importance of documenting conversations and emails to make sure you are safe in case deals go sour. Having good relationships with business partners is also very important to maintain a successful firm. Martin, who works with his wife provides some insights on how to maintain a good relationship with spouses who are also colleagues. Communication is the foundation of any good working relationship and more so when spouses are involved in the mix. For Martin, this involves being open and honest about the wins and losses with his spouse to ensure it does not affect the business. Take a listen! Jim's Hack: Grab Gary Vaynerchuk’s 250 slide deck about “ How to make 64 pieces of content in a day ” Especially if you are struggling with making content for your audience. Martin Tip: Read this book called “Make Time: How to Focus on What Matters Every Day” by Jake Knapp, John Zeratsky , which goes through the process of how to choose a focus point. Tyson's Tip: Bring in outside people to train your staff or educate them about a certain topic. 8:22 Valuable lessons learned about relationships in business 18:36 Advice on maintaining a good relationship while working with a spouse 20:23 Importance of clearly defining job duties 21:11 The need to separate work from home life to prevent disruptions Connect with Martin: Website Facebook Linkedin Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a lawyer looking for tips to improve how you conduct business? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, hosts Jim and Tyson speak to George Campbell and Jordan Teague, co-founders of Campbell Teague law firm in Greenville, South Carolina. They discuss their journey of establishing the firm, driven by a desire to innovate within the legal industry. George and Jordan talk about the importance of figuring out who you are and what kind of lawyer you want to be. It is easy to get overwhelmed and lost in a practice that does not mesh well with your lifestyle. George emphasizes the importance of finding out who you are and then looking for a firm or practice that fits best. If you want a fast paced work environment where you are head down and hammering out cases, then that is what you need to keep in mind when searching for a firm. Making decisions in a firm is a difficult task and George and Jordan talk about their process to making these tough calls. For them, their decisions are made based on their core values of autonomy, ingenuity, fitness and integrity. It is important as a lawyer to work with clients in a way that is helping them. Credibility is key to maintaining trust with clients and colleagues alike. Listen in to learn more! Jim’s Hack: Use FlightAware.com which provides flight status and can provide insight on your flight details. George’s Hack: Use a password manager to keep track of passwords as well as maintain better privacy. Jordan’s Tip: Make a pros and cons chart to reduce client’s options down to make quick decisions. Tyson’s Tip: Check out the associate bootcamp for lawyers 8:45 The importance of understanding one's personality type in business 11:07 Core values that guide decision-making processes within a firm 20:00 The importance of AI, blockchain, and crypto in the legal field Connect with Jordan and George: Website Facebook LinkedIn X Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, hosts Jim Hacking and Tyson Mutrux explore the milestones and challenges of achieving stability and success as a law firm owner. They share personal experiences, emphasizing the importance of financial stability, client acquisition, and effective management systems. This episode highlights the emotional rollercoaster of running a firm, the significance of cash flow management, and the impact of personal financial decisions on business growth. Jim and Tyson also stress the need for clear benchmarks to measure success and the value of setting meaningful, personalized goals. Their insights offer valuable guidance for law firm owners striving for sustainable success. Jim’s Hack: Re-read books. Like: Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones by James Clear Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business by Gino Wickman Limitless Expanded Edition: Upgrade Your Brain, Learn Anything Faster, and Unlock Your Exceptional Life by Jim Kwik Tyson’s Tip: Rethink the things that you are saying 04:15 Recognizing financial stability 06:47 The necessity of focusing on acquiring clients for law firm success. 09:19 The importance of managing cash flow 12:59 Different growth stages of a business 16:25 Essential benchmarks for managing a law firm effectively 18:35 The challenges of taking time off as a law firm owner 20:29 The pressure to respond to clients promptly, affecting his mental health 21:39 The importance of aligning goals with personal aspirations for success 22:10 Understanding what one truly wants in their practice Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Resources: Join the Guild Membership Subscribe to the Maximum Lawyer Youtube Channel Follow us on Instagram Join the Facebook Group Follow the Facebook Page Follow us on LinkedIn…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Grab David's Freebie: The 2-Step Mindset Hack to Reprogram Your Life for Success Are you a law firm owner who is thinking about improving the culture of your firm? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, co-hosts Jim and Tyson welcome back David Neagle, a bestselling author and founder of a global consulting company. The discussion centers on fostering a culture of success within law firms. For David, fostering a culture of success within law firms involves a mixture of different things. One of these things is for those in the legal field to understand that there are no mistakes, only lessons. Focusing on mistakes can make employees feel guilt and shame for doing something wrong. But, if a mistake is turned into a lesson, people are more likely to be open and trustworthy with what they do. Thus truly leads to a healthy and successful business. The internal voice of a business owner can affect the culture of a firm. These voices can be fear or the ideas from friends and family. It is important to separate those voices to understand what you want for yourself and your business. Other people’s ideas can control how you think and view your success and can drive a wedge between you and success. David suggests to determine what it is that you want and make a decision to follow the voice that will get you there. Take a listen to learn more from David Neagle! Jim's Hack: Listen to the speech called “The Day You Turn Your Life Around” by Jim Rohn to help get your mindset right. David Tip: Read Netflix CEO Reed Hastings’ book, which delves into how to step into your genius. Tyson's Tip: Spot check core values with your team. 5:07 The importance of embracing mistakes to foster a successful law firm culture 5:34 The need for law firm leaders to view mistakes as opportunities for learning 9:41 The process of shifting firm culture 15:47 How individuals' internal voices affect their mindset and firm culture Connect with David: Website Podcast Instagram Facebook Linkedin Youtube Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you looking for a quick hack to measure performance? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson introduces the "15 Minute Mile Concept" as a metaphor for evaluating employee performance. The 15 Minute Mile Concept can be used to determine if an employee’s performance has improved and if so, if they are still a good fit for your team. It is important to not consider a slight improvement enough to keep someone on a team if there are still other aspects that are not great. Tyson shares the importance of looking at aspects of your life where you only highlight one good thing but ignore other areas. It is important to take the time to work on areas of your day to day life that need improvement, both professionally and personally. Take a listen! 00:24 The metaphor of the "15 Minute Mile" 2:13 How slight improvement doesn't equate to meeting performance standards 3:13 The danger of exaggerating small performance improvements Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner who is looking to scale and market your firm? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, hosts Jim Hacking and Tyson Mutrux interview Steve Mehr, co-founder of Sweet James Accident Attorneys. Steve shares insights into the rapid growth of his firm and the challenges of managing multiple offices. Steve provides some insight on how to scale a firm. Scaling a firm and managing growth includes knowing when it is time to hire more staff and build up a team. This might involve investing money now to hire in order to be ready for scaling in the near future. Investing in people can pay off for a firm if there is traction with clients and connections are being made to bring in more business. Steve shares the marketing strategies that have worked for his firm. It is important to ensure marketing involves a mix of showing audience results as well as focusing on a few key figures of a firm so clients can match a face to the business. Sweet James Accident Attorneys takes advantage of marketing through traditional media, such as radio and TV commercials to get clients. Credibility on traditional forms of media is a great way to increase business for a law firm. Take a listen to learn more! Jim's Hack: Read the book “The Talent Code” by Daniel Coyle. Steve Tip: Read the book “Scaling Up” by Verne Harnish and to use AI in the mail room to effectively track and manage mail that goes through a firm. Tyson's Tip: Focus on conversion when redesigning your website. Clients need to know how to contact your firm. 8:45 Insights on investing in people and the challenges of scaling 11:03 Discussion of the need for technological advancements 13:35 The challenges of managing growth 15:55 The marketing strategies for a large firm Connect with Steve: Website Instagram Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you struggling to maintain the success of your law firm? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson delves into the three things that are killing your law firm. Tyson shares the three things that can hurt a firm. One of these is inconsistency. This is something a lot of people suffer from and it can really hurt the growth of not only a business, but your own goals. Figure out methods to stay consistent with your goals or tasks. Utilize reminders, alarms or scheduling assistants to get the ball rolling. The second thing is the lack of processes. It is important to have processes in place for things like training to ensure you avoid turnover. The last thing that is killing your firm is draining all the money out of a firm by not having a system in place to ensure people are getting paid. To avoid sales flow issues, make sure all of your bank accounts are in order and you understand how money is coming in and leaving all accounts. These three key things will help you stay successful! Listen in to learn more! 00:24 The three main issues affecting law firms 1:12 How inconsistency in daily tasks negatively impacts law firm growth 3:08 The importance of having systems and processes to prevent bad hires 4:00 How mismanaging cash flow drains resources Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner who is thinking about buying or selling a firm? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, Jim and Tyson are joined by Tom Lenfestey, founder and CEO of the Law Practice Exchange. Tom discusses the bustling market for buying and selling law firms, particularly in the personal injury sector. Tom shares his insights on acquisitions and why some firms are ready while others are not. Not every firm will be fit to be bought or sold. An ideal firm will be on the market for purchase when it has gone through the necessary changes to become successful. If a firm is bringing in good business, lawyers are making a good salary, processes are ironed out and in place and the technology is up to date, potential buyers will be calling. In the buying and selling of firms, deals can fall a part. In the legal space, deals fall through due to the emotions of both the buyer and seller as well as the fear to sell a firm that has been in business for a long time. For lawyers, it is natural to think about the ways in which something won’t work. But, that creativity can be used to think about the ways in which it can. That shift in mindset can really allow law firm owners to be confident in closing a deal to sell. Listen in to learn more! Jim's Hack: Read the book “Build to Sell" which will have you get prepared to sell a firm. Tom’s Tip: Read the book “Die with Zero”, which goes through how to control your life and experiences. It helps put perspective on why you are here and what your purpose is. Tyson's Tip: Look into the app EDX, which gives you free courses from universities and colleges across the USA. 10:19 Discussion on the ideal size and caseload for a law firm to be ripe for acquisition. 11:44 The impact of emotions and reasonableness in deal dynamics 18:29 The impact of emotions and reasonableness on deal success Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here . Connect with Tom: Website YouTube Facebook LinkedIn X…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, co-hosts Tyson Mutrux offer invaluable advice for young lawyers. Tyson shares 14 essential tips he has learned throughout his career, emphasizing the importance of building genuine relationships, giving grace, and understanding one's worth. Even though these are rapid-fire tips, we hope that you feel encouraged and take something away that you can apply to your law firm and life today. The overarching theme in this episode, is to guide young lawyers in effectively navigating their careers and embracing the challenges of the legal profession. Listen in and be encouraged. 02:51 - Tip 1: Give Grace 03:50 - Tip 2: Build Relationships 04:57 - Tip 3: Have Difficult Discussions 05:57 - Tip 4: Make Yourself Indispensable 06:45 - Tip 5: Find Your Passion 07:42 - Tip 6: It's Okay to Start Over 08:42 - Tip 7: It's Okay to Leave the Profession 09:36 - Tip 8: Being a Lawyer Isn't Your Identity 10:27 - Tip 9: Avoid Being a Bulldog 11:22 - Tip 10: Embrace the Difficulty 12:11 - Tip 11: Let Them Doubt You 12:49 - Tip 12: Don't Give Free Advice 14:08 - Tip 13: Don't Discount Your Fees 15:37 - Tip 14: Know Your Worth Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
Watch the YouTube version of this episode HERE Are you a law firm owner who is thinking about expanding? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Jim and Tyson interview Stephen Hamilton, a prominent criminal defense attorney from Texas. Stephen shares his journey from solo practitioner to managing a multi-office firm. Stephen shares the challenges and strategies that exist when scaling a firm. One of the strategies that is needed to scale is to get rid of the micromanager mindset. As law firm owners, it can be tough to remove yourself from professional situations or feel you are the face of the firm. Stephen emphasizes the need for owners to think about the people you need to make the firm stronger and more successful. From there, it is important to let them do the work and come to you when they need help. Many firm owners might consider opening multiple offices, which can be very difficult. Stephen speaks on the best way to go about opening multiple firms. One thing to keep in mind is deciding on a universal system of doing things across all firms. Opening a second, third or fourth firm that are under the same name but doing different things will not lead to good work and successful cases. It is important to think about the current structure you have and how to expand that to another site. Listen in to learn more! Jim's Hack: The value of spot checking and having someone in the firm who takes this task on to ensure procedures and processes are followed. Stephen’s Tip: Use the app Fathom, which is a notetaker. It records and transcribes meetings that even writes an email detailing what needs to be done. Tyson's Tip: Use the Whoop Band, which is an app that tracks your sleep and stress levels to keep up to date on your health. 8:48 The challenges and strategies for scaling a criminal defense firm 14:36 Discussion of the firm's customer service-driven approach 16:55 The challenges and strategies involved in opening multiple offices 23:00 Different motivations behind selling or merging firms. Connect with Stephen: Website Email: stephen@tcdg.lawyer Tune in to today’s episode and checkout the full show notes here .…
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