Legal Currents
Legal Currents is a modern legal podcast designed for younger and forward-thinking attorneys who want to build smarter, leaner, and more tech-savvy firms. Hosted by Will McCreight, this series explores how emerging law practices can use technology, software, and efficient systems to maximize their time and scale with purpose. Each episode features insights from innovative vendors and attorneys who’ve successfully grown their firms by embracing change and thinking differently. Whether you're launching your practice or looking to modernize your approach, Legal Currents delivers the tools and stories to help you stay ahead of the curve.
Legal Currents
Latest Episodes
Law Firm Operating Systems and Human-Centric AI
Brittany Green, co-founder of Best Era Law Firm Consulting, joins host Will McCreight to break down why traditional legal coaching systems often fail solo and small law firms. She explains how Best Era developed "The Way"—a modified, flexible a...
Grounding Firm Decisions in Your Financials
Leah Miller joins Legal Currents to unpack how law firm owners can build financial confidence without sacrificing personal work-life balance. She shares her journey from litigation paralegal to fractional CFO, exposing why generic industry benc...
Measuring True Multi-Channel Marketing ROI
Radio expert Gary Sarner joins Legal Currents to unpack how offline channels drive online conversions, lower intake drop-off rates, and compound long-term law firm brand equity. He breaks down common attribution traps, revealing why modern lega...
Turning Referrals Into Law Firm Growth
Will McCreight sits down with Chris Rose, founder of LegalFlare, to discuss referral opportunities, law firm growth, intake strategy, branding, and the lessons he learned from poker, sales, and entrepreneurship. Chris shares why firms often ove...
Building a Firm That Thrives Without the Owner
Will McCreight welcomes back David Vicknair, founding partner of Scott Vicknair Injury Lawyers, to discuss the emotional and strategic journey of scaling a modern law firm. David reveals the "bitter pill" he had to swallow: realizing that 95% o...