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Whether through your own practice or within a firm, building a successful litigation career takes more than legal skills. Yet law school doesn't teach you how to grow your caseload, attract clients, or advance your career. We fill that gap with expert insights on scaling a practice, excelling in litigation, and navigating the business of law. Contact arthur@legion.law if you want to join us and share your story. This podcast is brought to you by Legion: Court-ready pleadings. Serve-ready discovery. Battle-ready motions. All in 30 minutes or less. Visit us at https://legion.law/
Legion hosts The Litigator’s Path Podcast, a business show with 28 episodes published.
Kyle Smith was told he didn't seem passionate about foreclosing on families for a major bank. That feedback turned into a five-year run at Bay Area Bicycle Law and eventually Paceline Law—a solo practice representing bic
Show notesMatthew Letts is a UK solicitor who left private practice to build four companies — including a legal tech consultancy and a big data insolvency platform that's identified over a billion pounds in undervalued claims. He
Show notesRJon Robins runs fractional C-suite services for 500+ small law firms. His diagnosis: most solo and small-firm attorneys get their self-esteem from suffering — not from building a business that actually works. He breaks
Show notesWendy Meadows made equity partner in five years, went solo in 2018, and paid off her startup costs in six months while nearly doubling her take-home pay. But in 2016, she hit a wall — burned out, exhausted, and trapped i
Show notesKaty Young reveals how she dominates cannabis litigation by running her firm like a software company using Scrum and AI. In this episode, we sit down with Katy Young, Managing Partner of Ad Astra Law Group and former Pre
Show notesDiscover how criminal defense attorney Bob Hartman built a thriving law firm from just $4,000 in working capital by mastering empathy, communication, and referrals. In this episode, we sit down with Robert "Bob" Hartman,
Show notesHigh-net-worth clients are being drained by complex life insurance schemes disguised as "free" coverage. Here is how to litigate these massive premium finance frauds. In this episode, Arthur Rothrock sits down with Jonat
Show notesSean Olson, an Emmy-winning photojournalist turned trial lawyer, shares his journey of building a multi-state personal injury firm and balancing the roles of CEO and litigator. Sean details the single case that convinced
Show notesMatthew Baker, a partner at Saul Ewing LLP, discusses the nuances of trust and estate litigation for attorneys. He explains why empathy is a litigator's most underrated tool, how to build a referral-based practice, and w
Show notesThis episode features Elijah McNally, Marketing Director at Arias Sanguinetti Trial Lawyers, a 20-attorney powerhouse that has recovered over $1.5 billion for its clients. Elijah offers a fresh perspective on legal marke
Show notesThis episode features Tim Reuben, a Harvard Law graduate and managing principal of Reuben Raucher & Blum, who has spent over 40 years in the trenches of high-stakes civil litigation. Tim shares his journey from being a v
Show notesThis episode features Sharon Appelbaum, owner of AppelbaumLaw PC, a specialized criminal defense firm. Sharon shares her unique career path, from being a Beasley scholar and a prosecutor in the Manhattan District Attorne
Show notesThis episode features Brian Colón, the Managing Partner of Singleton Schreiber's New Mexico offices. Brian oversees a rapidly growing practice for a national firm that has recovered over $3 billion for clients. He shares
Show notesThis episode features Michael J. Ash, a partner at Carlin, Ward, Ash & Heiart LLC and a certified civil trial attorney specializing in the niche field of eminent domain and real estate value litigation. Michael shares hi
Show notesThis episode features Jason Horst, a former Am Law 100 attorney who left Big Law to build his own practice in the high-stakes world of the California cannabis industry. Jason shares the inside story of the “Green Rush,”
Show notesThis episode features Peter Kalanda, a 20-year digital marketing veteran and the co-founder of Three Horizons Interactive. Peter shares his unique journey from managing hotels and consulting at Ernst & Young to mastering
Show notesThis episode features Andre Rembert, a former U.S. Army artillery officer turned personal injury lawyer. He shares his journey from combat tours to founding Rembert Law in South Carolina, including living on a sailboat t
Show notesThis episode features Chris Lusby, the founder of Lusby Law in Wilson, North Carolina, who shares his unconventional journey from being a police detective and restaurateur to running a successful law firm. Chris provides
Show notesJoin us for a conversation with Edward F. Cohn, a veteran criminal defense attorney who launched his solo practice right out of law school. Edward shares how court-appointed cases, courtroom observation, and strong mento
Show notesJoin us for an insightful discussion with Peter Bochnewich, owner of Bochnewich Law Offices, as he shares wisdom from his impressive 32-year career in Trust and Estate litigation. Peter details his journey from general c
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