In last week's episode we looked back on the “standard practices” that the pandemic shifted from in-person to virtual spaces.
So for this week's episode it only seems appropriate that we look forward with someone who has been moving the practice of law away from brick-and-mortar operations since before the pandemic forced our collective hands.
Sam Mollaei has been practicing law for over a decade, and in that time has helped found, guide, or grow multiple law-firms by leveraging technology to make it easier for clients to find lawyers and vice versa.
The founder of My Legal Academy, he has helped thousands of attorneys by incorporating A.I., Software as a Service, and funneling strategies into their business.
Sam is a Amazon Bestselling author of Virtual Law-Firm Secrets: How to Run Your Law Firm so it Doesn’t Run You and appears frequently on podcasts across the entrepreneur and legal ecosphere.
We discuss how lawyers are learning to incorporate A.I. into their business, why being good at managing a law firm is wildly different from being a good lawyer, as well as how leaders can use tools like ChatGPT to help find and grow their strengths.
It was a fascinating conversation and a look into the future of law through a lens I hadn't considered until now.
Enjoy the show.