Leah MayersohnGuestCarlyHostSo I have this question that I have posed to literally everyone tens of thousands of small law firm owners all over the country.
I would say, what's the business of a law firm? And inevitably, the answers I would get would confuse the business of the law firm with the job of the lawyer.
They would say the business of a law firm is to help clients.
They would say the business of a law firm is to enforce the law.
They would say that the business of a law firm is to protect people's rights.
They would say that the business of a law firm is to make clients happy.
That's not the business of the law firm.
That's the job of the lawyer.
So the business of a law firm is quite simply to sell clients.
and deliver legal services.
That's the business of a law firm.
The job of the lawyer is to be like the chef in the kitchen, cooking up all kinds of amazing services and standing up for people's rights and defending people's rights and enforcing justice and standing up for the law and doing all kinds of fancy lawyer things.
But the business of the law firm is very simple.
You have to market, you have to sell, You have to produce.
You have to deliver.
You have to get paid.
So I have this question that I have posed to literally everyone tens of thousands of small law firm owners all over the country.
I would say, what's the business of a law firm? And inevitably, the answers I would get would confuse the business of the law firm with the job of the lawyer.
They would say the business of a law firm is to help clients.
They would say the business of a law firm is to enforce the law.
They would say that the business of a law firm is to protect people's rights.
They would say that the business of a law firm is to make clients happy.
That's not the business of the law firm.
That's the job of the lawyer.
So the business of a law firm is quite simply to sell clients.
and deliver legal services.
That's the business of a law firm.
The job of the lawyer is to be like the chef in the kitchen, cooking up all kinds of amazing services and standing up for people's rights and defending people's rights and enforcing justice and standing up for the law and doing all kinds of fancy lawyer things.
But the business of the law firm is very simple.
You have to market, you have to sell, You have to produce.
You have to deliver.
You have to get paid.
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