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Owning a law firm is harder than anyone told you it would be. Mike Morse, Kate Nachazel, and Alexa Levantis sit down with attorneys and firm owners to talk about what the job actually looks like — the wins, the bad hires, the pivots, and the moments that almost broke them. Mike built a 290-person firm with $360M in settlements. Every guest has their own version of that story. You'll leave each episode with a newfound purpose and the inspiration to keep going, along with practical lessons you can put in place today.
Unknown Host hosts The Fireproof Podcast, a business show with 18 episodes published.
After two decades in the digital marketing trenches, Wes Mathews grew restless with the model of just “selling product.” He realized the industry had become a black box, and left many founders blindly trusting vendors wi
Mike Morse ran his law firm as the Visionary and the Integrator for 12 years.. he didn't know there was another way to do it. He set the firm’s direction and worked the daily grind of every detail to achieve that vision.
Larry Disparti has built one of Chicago’s most dominant personal injury firms.. Starting in Florida in 2004 with a Social Security disability firm, he expanded into Chicago in 2013. Faced with a hyper-competitive market,
Nick Schnyder spent his first years as a lawyer fighting to try a single jury trial and getting told no every time. So he quit. His wife had just left her job when their son was born. He started with zero clients out of
Mike Morse built a personal injury firm from nothing into an operation with 300 people. For a long time he thought he was the only one who could talk to clients, close deals, and hold the operation together. But he was w
Phil Pendergrass has been practicing personal injury law for over a decade... Last year, he merged his firm with two of his closest colleagues and built something new from the ground up. But it hasn’t been an easy transi
Chris F.N. Rose moved to Vegas on his 21st birthday and dealt casino games for a decade before going to law school and eventually opening his own firm. He built a referral business aimed at consumers… but after realizing
I wrote a book in 2020 called Fireproof. Five years later, the firm has almost doubled, and Kate wanted to know what still holds up. So we sat down to go through it chapter by chapter. We started with the first one: Know
Tim spent 16 years in property management before landing at Michael Kelly Injury Lawyers in Boston as their first-ever COO. No law background. No courtroom experience. Just a sharp business mind and a willingness to do t
Seth Bader built one of Atlanta's most recognized personal injury firms from the ground up, starting in 2008 with zero team members and a clear mission: fight for injured people the way the insurance companies never woul
Angel Reyes has been a plaintiff's attorney for 35 years. His firm has resolved over 70,000 cases and recovered more than $1.3 billion for clients across Texas. For most of those years, he ran the playbook everyone else
Andrew Pickett joined Fireproof in October 2024. The coaching forced him to look at what he was actually doing in his firm versus what he should be doing… His firm nearly doubled in 18 months. In our episode, we covered:
D'Angelo Lowe grew up with a single mom, three siblings to help raise, and no professional role models... From a young age, was arrested 17 times for selling drugs. But after graduating high school while on probation, he
Mike Alder built one of the most respected plaintiff trial practices in California. Mike was winning in the courtroom and leaving a lot on the table everywhere else. It took reading a book during COVID to start asking th
Deidra Haynes is a family law attorney and CEO of The Law Office of Deidra N. Haynes in Indianapolis. She's a successful law firm owner with 15 employees and a growing roster of clients... but the road that got her here
Gray Broughton and Sharif Gray are the founding partners of Gray Broughton Injury Law in Richmond, Virginia. Both are Army JAG veterans. Both became personal injury lawyers later than most. And in a few short years, they
Most lawyers who start their own firm have a plan. Gordi Mikalacki had four cases, a ring light, and a ton of grit. She opened Elmm Law Group in 2020. Two weeks later, the whole world shut down. No partners. No playbook.
There was never a moment Mike thought “this is too hard”... Mike Morse was trained by his dad to practice law, lost him in law school, and was let go from the firm that was sending him 70% of his work. On what would have
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