Podcast appearances and mentions of greg garman

This is a classic rerun of my episode with Greg Garman. Greg Garman is CEO and founder of LAWCLERK, a company that provides outsourcing of legal services, specifically freelance attorneys, to either hire or offer your services. It's an incredibly useful platform for people on both sides of the fence.We talk about how the platform has evolved from its original mission to now providing the support many small firms need to grow.Resources:Website: www.lawclerk.legal Podcast: The Successful Business and Practice of Law – Presented by LAWCLERK - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-successful-business-and-practice-of-law/id1518037932 Twitter: https://twitter.com/greg_garman The Law Entrepreneur: Ep. 123 – Creating a Virtual Marketplace for Contract Attorneys: Lawclerk.legal – with Greg Garman - https://thelawentrepreneur.com/episodes/ep-123/ Thank you to our sponsors!Ruby Receptionist - Virtual receptionist & live call services that will help you grow your office (and save money), one call at a time - to learn more, go to http://ruby.com/ or call 844.311.7829The Net Profit CFO - Ryan Kimler works with attorneys who want to enjoy higher net profits without working longer or harder. With just 9 Simple Numbers, Ryan will help you drive more profit to your bottom line-and he won't confuse you with all the details! Connect with Ryan at www.netprofitcfo.com.Get in touch with Neil:Website: https://thelawentrepreneur.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/lawentrepreneurFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thelawentrepreneur/?ref=hlLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyralawfirm/If you've enjoyed the podcast, please head to Apple Podcasts and leave a rating & review for the show! It only takes a moment, and really helps me to reach new listeners. You can also head to the website at TheLawEntrepreneur.com for more information on the podcast and my legal services. Show notes by Podcastologist Chelsea Taylor-Sturkie Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

Stanley Tate - From Resolving The Burden Of Student Loan Debt To Building A Profitable Law Firm Using AutomationHOST: Greg GarmanIntroduction:Welcome to The Successful Business and Practice of Law. On today's episode, Stanley Tate helps us ask the age old question: “How do you give away value and knowledge for free, and still get clients to hire you and grow your firm?” Tate is a marketing machine and has grown his business, from the ground up. Today he runs a successful business without paying ad money to Google, Facebook, or any other social media outlet. Tate talks about marketing, how he runs his business, how he scales his business, and the value in automation.Chicago-native Stanley Tate now lives in Kansas City. He served in the Army and has helped thousands of people with their student loan problems sense 2013. The Successful Business and Practice of Law  is brought to you by LAWCLERK. This is a place where we can have conversations with lawyers who have achieved outsized success, those who are building innovative business models, and those who are simply doing things differently. We may also cover how technology is changing what we do. The main focus, however, is on how we run our businesses and practices in order to make them better.My name is Greg Garman. I have been practicing law for over 25 years, in the area of restructuring and bankruptcy for companies of pretty good size. I am also one of the proud co-founders of LAWCLERK, a company that matches attorneys with freelance lawyers. Unlike the hurtful stigma, we at LAWCLERK know that lawyers really do make the world a better place. Our business at the end of the day, collectively, is protecting the rule of law. Talking Points:●     Tate's journey into law and how he niched down to student loan problems●     Tate's business model and why he chose student loans specifically●     Tate's vision and how he scaled his business●     Marketing tools and techniques●     The turnover and percentage of leads which turn into customers in this model●     Replacement versus supplementation with automation●     Building a unique and valuable website●     The importance of focusing on content Resources/Links:LAWCLERK https://www.lawclerk.legal/LAWCLERK Attorney Resources https://www.lawclerk.legal/attorney-resources/ LAWCLERK's Ultimate Guide To Legal Outsourcing  https://content.lawclerk.legal/ultimate-guide-homepage Book a Demo with LAWCLERK https://content.lawclerk.legal/meetings/scheduled-meeting/homepage-scheduled-meeting-linkConnect with Stanley Tate https://www.tateesq.com/ Quotes:“The way we compete in a local market is that we compete on price, we don't compete on value.” – Stanley Tate“I realized that the total addressable market was really small because you're limited to what you can tackle in that geographical arena.” – Stanley Tate“My goal is to charge you enough to where I don't hate you for working on your project and you don't hate me for paying me too much to do this work.” – Stanley Tate“There was a time where I was doing 150-160 consults a week because I had my calendar open and I was just getting hit and I was booked eight wee

(Show Notes) The Successful Business and Practice of Law: Judie Saunders - How I Built a Firm Representing Victims of AbuseHOST: Greg GarmanOn this episode, I'm talking with Judie Saunders, a lawyer who specializes in the most difficult of cases: sexual, physical, and psychological abuse cases. Today we're talking about the changes that need to happen within the legal practice and other professions to help abuse victims and prevent abuse in the future. We also cover the topics of the evolution of the legal practice, Judie's business model, what led her to this work, and her new book (which is available for preorder now).Judie works with extremely difficult subjects and topics but she's found a way to do it while making the world a better place. To top it off, she's done it with a business model that works. Judie founded The Law Firm of Judie Saunders in order to give a voice to those who have been mistreated, abused, and overlooked. She has worked for over twenty years to prosecute crimes against children, defend the constitutional rights of criminal defendants in private practice, and represent abuse survivors in both criminal and civil court.The Successful Business and Practice of Law is brought to you by LAWCLERK. This is a place where we can have conversations with lawyers who have achieved outsized success, those who are building innovative business models, and those who are simply doing things differently. We may also cover how technology is changing what we do. The main focus, however, is on how we run our businesses and practices in order to make them better.My name is Greg Garman. I have been practicing law for over 25 years, in the area of restructuring and bankruptcy for companies of pretty good size. I am also one of the proud co-founders of LawClerk, a company that matches attorneys with freelance lawyers. Unlike the hurtful stigma, we at LawClerk know that lawyers really do make the world a better place. Our business at the end of the day, collectively, is protecting the rule of law.Talking Points:●      How the business of law works alongside doing genuinely good work●      The foundation of Judie's firm and how it first started●      Who fails in these cases and where does the legal profession stand? ●      How to address abuse cases●      Judie's business model●      What are the obligations of a lawyer?●      Evolution of the legal practice and the changes that Judie is making●      The purpose of podcasting in the business of law●      The story behind A War on My Body●      The future for Judie and her law firmResources/Links:Judie Saunders, Attorney for Abuse Survivors: https://www.jsaunderslawfirm.com/Legally Brief presents the Child Athlete Abuse Podcast: https://www.jsaunderslawfirm.com/podcastPreorder The War on My Body: https://www.diangelopublications.com/books/a-war-on-my-bodyLAWCLERK: official websiteQuotes:“The concept of being an entrepreneur, being on my own–my own cases!–that was fascinating to me.” – Judie Saunders“If we continue to break individuals through the trauma of psychological and sexual abuse, none of us are safe. The very foundation of everything will be broken.” – Judie Saunders“How we treat individuals ripples.” – Judie Saunders“I think we're all bound that the first duty that you owe is to the client.” – Judie Saunders

We had the pleasure of interviewing Kat Leon of Holy Wars over Zoom video! Los Angeles’ dark pop-rock band Holy Wars have released their latest single “TV Dinner” with a bold, eye-catching new music video. A twisted take on mid-century America, the track puts consumer culture on blast with singer Kat Leon’s searing vocals and biting lyrics. “TV Dinner” is the second single off the band’s highly anticipated debut full-length LP tentatively titled Eat It Up / Spit It Out. The track follows lead single “Little Godz” which was featured on Allison Hagendorf’s Spotify show “Rock This” (Ep 4 - with Bring Me The Horizon). It also appeared on “Best Rock Songs of 2020”, “New Alt” and “New Noise” playlists. The video for “TV Dinner,” directed by Erin Naifeh (Hereditary, Stoker, Light As A Feather), is a wild ride into maniacal psychosis that is reminiscent of the trappings of human nature and society that 50’s and 60’s TV icon Rod Serling warned of in the classic series The Twilight Zone©. Holy Wars is: vocals and lyrics, Kat Leon; guitarist and producer, Nicolas Perez; and drums, Greg Garman. ABOUT HOLY WARS: Holy Wars’ music expands genres with a sound that feels like a punch to the face. Unapologetically honest with clever, thought provoking lyrics over a driving, aggressively fun and energetic body. The imagery behind the music tells even more of the story through their creative approach to style and artistic visuals revealing a commentary of the self and society. They connect so deeply to the listener which in turn has made a long lasting fan feel more like family. Holy Wars is vocalist/songwriter Kat Leon and guitarist/producer Nicolas Perez (Poppy, The Beta Machine, Kitten). Their story begins with the loss of Kat Leon's late parents inspiring their debut EP Mother Father. Following this, Holy Wars would erupt with explosive music dripping with gritty guitar tones, Leon’s incredible vocal range laced with a fusion of dark pop, indie rock, punk and hip hop. As accomplished writers/composers for tv/film, they have garnered an incredible and authentic versatility in their music that makes them unique and leaves you wanting more. We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetwork Listen & Subscribe to BiB Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bringinbackpod/support

Since the pandemic caused courthouses to close and law practice to shift almost entirely online, practically overnight, Lawclerk has seen demand spike. The provider of on-demand virtual associates has doubled in size since the beginning of the year. That’s double the number of projects, and an increase in the value of projects overall, Lawclerk’s co-founder tells host Adriana Linares. So why the growth spurt? Garman says that even though some firms were cutting back, solo and small firm practices started to focus on their most important work but needed to find a way to support their lower-priority matters. So while lawyers were spending time on their best clients and best prospects, they were sending matters more often to freelance associates through Lawclerk. [Disclosure: Lawclerk is a sponsor of the New Solo podcast.] The pandemic created a real-time test of Lawclerk’s model. It demonstrated that it could adjust to assist its core market of lawyers who need occasional associate support without creating additional business overhead. Garman and Linares also discuss the many lessons learned and new ways co-workers are connecting. Garman notes that he now communicates with more people in a single day than he did when the team worked 40-feet from one another. Greg Garman is co-founder of Lawclerk. Special thanks to our sponsors, Clio, Lawclerk, ROSS, and Alert Communications.

Since the pandemic caused courthouses to close and law practice to shift almost entirely online, practically overnight, Lawclerk has seen demand spike. The provider of on-demand virtual associates has doubled in size since the beginning of the year. That’s double the number of projects, and an increase in the value of projects overall, Lawclerk’s co-founder tells host Adriana Linares. So why the growth spurt? Garman says that even though some firms were cutting back, solo and small firm practices started to focus on their most important work but needed to find a way to support their lower-priority matters. So while lawyers were spending time on their best clients and best prospects, they were sending matters more often to freelance associates through Lawclerk. [Disclosure: Lawclerk is a sponsor of the New Solo podcast.] The pandemic created a real-time test of Lawclerk’s model. It demonstrated that it could adjust to assist its core market of lawyers who need occasional associate support without creating additional business overhead. Garman and Linares also discuss the many lessons learned and new ways co-workers are connecting. Garman notes that he now communicates with more people in a single day than he did when the team worked 40-feet from one another. Greg Garman is co-founder of Lawclerk. Special thanks to our sponsors, Clio, Lawclerk, ROSS, and Alert Communications.

Greg joins the podcast today and tells us the story of his musical career. Another great come up story- this was one was interesting to hear how Greg found success in the music industry playing drums without ever starting a band. For anyone looking to become a professional musician for hire, this is a great episode for that. Super fun to talk to Greg again. 9:16- Greg’s Musical History 17:30- Musical Institute and career goals 21:30- First tour 28:00- Selena and The Scene 51:00- Filter 59:54- Greg’s Start with Hollywood Undead 1:02::53- Holy Wars 1:05:30- Future Plans Intro- Warrior- Holy Wars Mid- I Can't Feel A Thing- Holy Wars End- I Hate Myself- Holy Wars Check out Gregs lip balm / candle company here! https://www.etsy.com/shop/ApocalipsBalm Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greg Garman is a busy man. One of the founders of a 20 person law firm in Las Vegas, Greg is also the co-founder and CEO of LAWCLERK, an online marketplace for freelance legal help. In this episode, Greg shared some great insights on how and why he thinks right around 20 lawyers is the sweet spot for a small law firm. He also makes a convincing case for how and why the freelance or gig economy is the path forward for both those lawyers sourcing the work and those looking to do it. Tune in to hear Greg share valuable wisdom on where the legal sector is today, where it’s headed, and the finance and economic principles to help you navigate.

Greg Garman is CEO and founder of LAWCLERK, a company that provides outsourcing of legal services, specifically freelance attorneys, to either hire or offer your services. It's an incredibly useful platform for people on both sides of the fence. We talk about how the platform has evolved from its original mission to now providing the support many small firms need to grow. Resources: https://www.lawclerk.legal (www.lawclerk.legal) Listen: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/successful-business-practice-law-presented-by-lawclerk/id1518037932 (The Successful Business and Practice of Law - Presented by LAWCLERK) Twitter: http://twitter.com/greg_garman (twitter.com/greg_garman) http://thelawentrepreneur.com/episodes/ep-123/ (Ep. 123 – Creating a Virtual Marketplace for Contract Attorneys: LAWCLERK.legal – with Greg Garman) If you've enjoyed the podcast, http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1086406592 (please head to Apple Podcasts and leave a rating & review for the show)! It only takes a moment, and really helps me to reach new listeners. You can also http://www.thelawentrepreneur.com (head to the website at TheLawEntrepreneur.com) for more information on the podcast and my legal services. -- Thank you to our sponsors! http://thrivejd.com (Juris Diction) - Next Level Law Practice is Juris Diction's new training program for estate planning attorneys that want to start or grow profitable and streamlined businesses. Use code TLE150 for $150 off of your course registration at http://thrivejd.com (thrivejd.com). http://callruby.com/lawentrepreneur (Ruby Receptionist) - Virtual receptionist & live call services that will help you grow your office (and save money), one call at a time - to learn more, go to http://callruby.com/lawentrepreneur (callruby.com/lawentrepreneur) or call 844.895.7829 The Law Entrepreneur is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)

It was an epiphany, of sorts, for Greg Garman. In 2015, after 18 years at the same firm, including several as managing partner, he came to believe that most firms operated under a broken business model. Within weeks, he and several colleagues left the firm to start a smaller, more innovative practice, and he began to develop the concept for LawClerk, a marketplace where solos and small firms can hire freelance lawyers to assist them with specific projects.  Now CEO of LawClerk, Garman -- who started the company together with his law partners Talitha Gray Kozlowski and Kristin Tyler -- has a vision for someday building it into the largest backbone provider of legal services in the United States. More importantly, he believes LawClerk will disrupt how small firms hire and how freelance lawyers get work -- providing both firms and freelancers greater profitability and flexibility.  In this episode of LawNext, Garman joins host Bob Ambrogi to discuss why he believes LawClerk provides small firms with a better option for staffing their firms, one that he says will enable them to be more profitable while charging their clients less. He also shares his thoughts about the business of law more broadly and how he sees the industry evolving. NEW: We are now on Patreon! Subscribe to our page to support the show, be able to access show transcripts, and more. Comment on this show: Record a voice comment on your mobile phone and send it to info@lawnext.com.

In the previous edition of The Un-Billable Hour, Christopher Anderson and Greg Garman discussed the challenges and problems in current small firm business models. How can legal professionals overcome these issues? Christopher and Greg continue their conversation and offer hope for a brighter future for small law firms. With 50-80 percent of legal needs going unmet in the marketplace, there are huge opportunities for lawyers to adapt and serve more clients. Greg highlights tools for building efficiencies into the practice of law and offers guidance for bringing small firm business models into the future. If you missed it, be sure to check out part one of Christopher and Greg’s conversation from earlier this month! Greg Garman is the CEO of LAWCLERK and a partner at Garman Turner Gordon. Special thanks to our sponsors, Nexa, Solo Practice University, Scorpion, and Lawclerk.

A tidal wave of supply is outstripping demand in the business of law, and some firms are struggling to handle the imbalances in the marketplace. Are too many people entering the profession? Is the law firm business model in need of an overhaul? Un-Billable Hour host Christopher Anderson welcomes Greg Garman to examine broad trends in legal business and discuss challenges the profession faces as it moves into the future. Be sure to tune in for part two of Christopher and Greg’s conversation, airing later this month! Greg Garman is the CEO of LAWCLERK and a partner at Garman Turner Gordon. Special thanks to our sponsors, Nexa, Solo Practice University, Scorpion, and Lawclerk.

I spoke with Greg Garman, the co-founder of LAWCLERK, an online marketplace of freelance lawyers, and a founding partner with Garman Turner Gordon. We discussed the genesis of LAWCLERK, how Garman balances his LAWCLERK responsibilities with those of a practicing lawyer, the type of firms for which LAWCLERK's freelancers are most appropriate, the projects that LAWCLERK's freelancers can handle, the risks and advantages associated with hiring freelance attorneys over full-time associates, and how the freelance market for attorneys will impact the profession in 2019.

I spoke with Greg Garman, the co-founder of LAWCLERK, an online marketplace of freelance lawyers, and a founding partner with Garman Turner Gordon. We discussed the genesis of LAWCLERK, how Garman balances his LAWCLERK responsibilities with those of a practicing lawyer, the type of firms for which LAWCLERK’s freelancers are most appropriate, the projects that LAWCLERK’s freelancers can handle, the risks and advantages associated with hiring freelance attorneys over full-time associates, and how the freelance market for attorneys will impact the profession in 2019.

I spoke with Greg Garman, the co-founder of LAWCLERK, an online marketplace of freelance lawyers, and a founding partner with Garman Turner Gordon. We discussed the genesis of LAWCLERK, how Garman balances his LAWCLERK responsibilities with those of a practicing lawyer, the type of firms for which LAWCLERK’s freelancers are most appropriate, the projects that LAWCLERK’s freelancers can handle, the risks and advantages associated with hiring freelance attorneys over full-time associates, and how the freelance market for attorneys will impact the profession in 2019.

I spoke with Greg Garman, the co-founder of LAWCLERK, an online marketplace of freelance lawyers, and a founding partner with Garman Turner Gordon. We discussed the genesis of LAWCLERK, how Garman balances his LAWCLERK responsibilities with those of a practicing lawyer, the type of firms for which LAWCLERK’s freelancers are most appropriate, the projects that LAWCLERK’s freelancers can handle, the risks and advantages associated with hiring freelance attorneys over full-time associates, and how the freelance market for attorneys will impact the profession in 2019.

I spoke with Greg Garman, the co-founder of LAWCLERK, an online marketplace of freelance lawyers, and a founding partner with Garman Turner Gordon. We discussed the genesis of LAWCLERK, how Garman balances his LAWCLERK responsibilities with those of a practicing lawyer, the type of firms for which LAWCLERK’s freelancers are most appropriate, the projects that LAWCLERK’s freelancers can handle, the risks and advantages associated with hiring freelance attorneys over full-time associates, and how the freelance market for attorneys will impact the profession in 2019.

With work flowing away from mid-sized firms with high overhead to either the established elite or small shops, the shape of the legal labor market was bound to change as well. And while small shops are capturing bigger and bigger jobs in part because of advances in legal technology, at some point there will always be a need for a human lawyer. That's where Lawclerk's solution comes in at the intersection of technology and human capital. Joe chats with Greg Garman and Talitha Gray about their platform and how they help efficiently match freelancers with small shops needing a dose of expertise.

Greg Garman is the Founder & CEO of http://lawclerk.legal/ (Lawclerk.legal), a virtual marketplace where law firms can go to hire freelance contract attorneys. And for those of us looking to create a virtual office and outsource as much work we we possibly can, it's one of the last pieces of the puzzle.   We discuss how exactly Lawclerk works, why an attorney might want to use it, and how it can help small, remote law firms. Plus, you can get a $300 rebate on your first completed project by using the code TLE300!   And if you weren't aware, https://www.mactracklegal.com/ (MacTrack Legal) is coming up next month, Sept. 27 - 29, 2018 in New Orleans. This is one of my favorite conferences and I've attended ever year for the last 10 years, and I hope to see you there!   Resources: Learn more at https://www.lawclerk.legal/ (Lawclerk.legal) (use code TLE300 to get a $300 rebate on your 1st completed project) Connect with Greg on LinkedIn Connect with Lawclerk: Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn | YouTube Watch: “Lawclerk Explained” Read Lawclerk's Ethics Whitepaper Join Neil at the http://crispsummit.com/ (Crisp Game Changers Summit) (11/9 & 11/10 in Atlanta, GA) – use code TLE for $100 off your ticket   If you've enjoyed the podcast, please head to iTunes and leave a rating & review for the show! It only takes a moment, and really helps me to reach new listeners. You can also head to the website at TheLawEntrepreneur.com for more information on the podcast and my legal services.   --   Thank you to our sponsors! Ruby Receptionist - Virtual receptionist & live call services that will help you grow your office (and save money), one call at a time - to learn more, go to callruby.com/lawentrepreneur or call 844.895.7829 Daylite by Marketcircle – business productivity apps specifically for Apple products, with cloud syncing between your Macs, iPhones, & iPads Spotlight Branding – Web presence and branding for law firms - Get a FREE web assessment at spotlightbranding.com/tle The Law Entrepreneur is produced by Podcast Masters

If you’ve ever wondered about using freelance lawyers and the process involved, this may be the episode for you. In this episode of New Solo, host Adriana Linares talks to Greg Garman about New Solo’s new sponsor Lawclerk and what it offers to solo and small firm lawyers. They discuss how posting and responding to projects works within Lawclerk and address common ethical and practical questions lawyers have about using the site. Greg Garman is the CEO of Law Clerk and a partner at Garman Turner Gordon. Special thanks to our sponsors, Clio, Answer1, Lawclerk, and Unbundled Attorney.

For growing solo and small firms, deciding when to use billable resources to hire new employees can be a challenge. In this episode of The Un-Billable Hour, host Christopher Anderson talks to Greg Garman about when firms should hire freelance lawyers to help them fill in the gaps. They discuss the benefits and functions of freelance lawyers, like providing different levels of expertise and freeing up a firm’s time. Greg Garman is the CEO of Lawclerk and a partner at Garman Turner Gordon. Special thanks to our sponsors, Answer1, Solo Practice University, Scorpion, and Lawclerk.

Greg has niched his way into the LA pop scene, touring with artists including Selena Gomez, Zella Day, Kristin Maldanado, Grace Vanderwaal, Christina Grimmie, Filter, etc… Attending Musician's Institute taught him some important lessons when it comes to auditioning and taking risks.