Law Firm Marketing & Management

What does it really take to move from overworked service partner to trusted rainmaker—without feeling salesy or inauthentic? In this episode, you’ll hear a candid breakdown of career missteps, relationship-first business development, and how patience and consistency can transform a legal practice.
In this episode, Steve Fretzin and Jason Stiehl discuss:
  • Transitioning from service partner

I know, that should read “positive mental attitude” but I’m having a little fun. And that’s the point. Life isn’t just about work and obligation, productivity and achievement. We’re not machines. We need rest and sustenance and fun. 

Put “have more fun” on your todo list. 

Last few days, I’ve been on a kick watching

By Steve Fretzin & Nick Augustine
Content marketing for lawyers, and why authentic visibility beats chasing billable hours
If you are a lawyer grinding through long days, chasing billable hours, and wondering why growth feels harder than it should, you are not alone. Many attorneys believe business development is the only path to building a

Generative AI has moved from a novelty to a daily fixture in legal practice faster than almost any technology before it. Attorneys are using it to draft documents, summarize materials, conduct research, and manage knowledge across entire firms. And yet, for all its utility, the ethical landscape around these tools remains unsettled, and the stakes

The legal industry is evolving quickly. New technology, shifting client expectations, and ever-increasing caseloads are putting more and more demands on legal professionals. Under that kind of pressure, professional development often takes a backseat to just getting the work done. But continuing education is essential to attorneys, paralegals and legal ops professionals who want to stay relevant and get ahead