Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Britton

On this episode of Ask Christian Counseling Associates, we talk with Dr. Jim Matta of Geneva College and CCA counselor Mark Britton. Join us as we explore challenges that teens face in the modern culture, and the growing conversation around neurodiversity from a Christian counseling perspective.

The Exposition Building of the Illinois State Fairgrounds is the site of today's show ahead of this weekend's Home and Remodeling Show hosted by the Springfield Area Homebuilders Association as guests include Mark Britton of Coach House Garages and Brandon Koishor of Henson Robinson. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At the recent Clio Cloud Conference in Austin, Texas, Clio released its ninth annual Legal Trends Report, a report that uses both survey responses and anonymized data from Clio users to paint a picture of key trends in law practice and legal technology. This year's report has some intriguing findings on lawyers' adoption of AI and the types of tasks within a law office that could be automated using AI.The survey also looks at trends in hourly and flat fee billing, and includes the results of a “secret shopper” study of lawyers' responses (or, more accurately, non-responses) to inquiries from potential clients. To discuss all of this and more, Joshua Lenon, Clio's lawyer in residence and one of the principal authors of the report, sat down live with LawNext host Bob Ambrogi during the conference. Here is their conversation.  Note that we have already posted two other LawNExt episodes recorded live at ClioCon, one with Clio's founder and CEO Jack Newton, and another with what we called the “Clio Power Trio” of Clio's COO Ronnie Gurion, CFO Curt Sigfstead, and board member and investor Mark Britton.    Thank You To Our Sponsors This episode of LawNext is generously made possible by our sponsors. We appreciate their support and hope you will check them out. Paradigm, home to the practice management platforms PracticePanther, Bill4Time, MerusCase and LollyLaw; the e-payments platform Headnote; and the legal accounting software TrustBooks. Briefpoint, eliminating routine discovery response and request drafting tasks so you can focus on drafting what matters (or just make it home for dinner).   If you enjoy listening to LawNext, please leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts.  

Setting a clear vision for your law firm can be challenging for many attorneys. Lawyers are highly educated and intelligent professionals, but they may not have the business knowledge to maximize their success. Dan Lear welcomes Mark Britton and Alex Shipillo to hear about their session on practical business strategies for modern, competitive law firms. They talk about developing fundamental values, identifying key performance indicators, effective collaboration, and other operational principles for transforming your legal practice. Mark Britton is the founder of the legal marketplace, Avvo.com.  Alex Shipillo is the Vice President of Growth Marketing at Clio.

This has been a significant year for the law practice management company Clio, which in July raised a record-setting $900 million financing round – the largest ever for a legal tech company, and which recently wrapped up its 12th annual Clio Cloud Conference, its largest ever with some 2,600 attendees in person in Austin, Texas, and almost as many attending virtually from all over the globe.  At the conference, LawNext host Bob Ambrogi sat down for a live interview with a “Clio power trio” of two of its top executives and a member of its board of directors. They talk about the implications of this raise and its impact on the law practice management landscape. Together for this interview are: Ronnie Gurion, chief operating officer and former GM and global head of Uber for Business. Curt Sigfstead, chief financial officer, responsible for Clio's financial affairs, including finance, accounting, capital, treasury, taxation, and corporate development. Mark Britton, an investor in Clio and member of its board of directors and investor and formerly the founder, chairman and CEO of Avvo.   They share their perspectives on the financing and the opportunities it presents. They also discuss why investors are showing greater interest in legal tech, consolidation within the legal tech industry, and the possibility of Clio going public.  Note that last week's episode, also recorded live at the conference, featured Jack Newton, Clio's founder and CEO.    Thank You To Our Sponsors This episode of LawNext is generously made possible by our sponsors. We appreciate their support and hope you will check them out. Paradigm, home to the practice management platforms PracticePanther, Bill4Time, MerusCase and LollyLaw; the e-payments platform Headnote; and the legal accounting software TrustBooks. Briefpoint, eliminating routine discovery response and request drafting tasks so you can focus on drafting what matters (or just make it home for dinner).   If you enjoy listening to LawNext, please leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts.  

Today I welcome back Liam Mark Britton to the show, to share how he's helping guys now really make some significant break throughs in their life and live a more meaningful life, using his experience from some major challenges in his own life. You can find more from Liam here: Instagram: @liammarkbritton

RockerMike and Rob Presents: The Amoeba Teen Amoeba Teen were founded by critically acclaimed songwriting team of Mark Britton and Mike Turner. Armed with a four-track tape recorder and junk shop guitars, the pair began writing together back in the dying embers of the last century. Classic guitar pop disciples, Amoeba Teen, regenerate the genre of melodic songwriting, lush harmonies and chiming guitars. Early success stalled, but the attention of radio and music journalists and the support from a core of determined fans who sought Amoeba Teen out one by one, convinced the band to push on with refining their craft.  Likened to the titans of guitar power pop, the West Midlands' natives shun such comparisons, preferring to reinterpret the genre by incorporating influences from the world of low-fi post-punk, alternative rock and alt-country. In short, Amoeba Teen is the sound of master craftsmen decoding and rebuilding classic guitar pop on their own terms, in their own time. https://www.amoebateen.com/ https://bigstirrecords.com/amoeba-teen#:~:text=Amoeba%20Teen%20were%20founded%20by,embers%20of%20the%20last%20century. https://m.facebook.com/amoebateen https://www.instagram.com/amoebateen/?hl=en https://m.soundcloud.com/amoebateen https://mobile.twitter.com/amoebateen Park Dental Care 12419 101st Ave South Richmond Hill Queens (718) 847-3800 https://www.718DENTISTS.com Please follow us on Youtube,Facebook,Instagram,Twitter,Patreon and at www.gettinglumpedup.com https://linktr.ee/RobRossi Get your T-shirt at https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/gettinglumpedup And https://www.bonfire.com/store/getting-lumped-up/ Subscribe to the channel and hit the like button This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rob-rossi/support https://www.patreon.com/Gettinglumpedup #musicvideo #musicstudio #musiclover #musiclife #musicindustry #musiclovers #musiccover #musician #musicproducer #musicproduction #musicians #musicislife #musicartist #musicphotography #musicvideos #Music #Punk #drummer #Guitar @spotify @Apple @Pandera @Amoeba Teen @AmoebaTeen #AmoebaTeen @BIGSTIRRECORDS #BIGSTIRRECORDS @twitter @Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rob-rossi/support

Today's guest followed her passion for persuasive writing from the courtroom to legal technology. Jackie Schafer is a former Paul Weiss litigator, in-house counsel, assistant attorney general, and serial entrepreneur. Today, she is the founder of Clearbrief, an AI-powered legal writing tool, which recently received $1.2 million in outside funding from big venture capital names Sequoia Capital and Madrona Venture Group. Her company has also received backing from Avvo founder Mark Britton and a number of other investors associated with companies as diverse as Grubhub, Workday, and Tableau. Listen in to today's conversation to learn more about Jackie's path, how her work on an immigration asylum case led to her passion for evidence-based storytelling, and her vision for how Clearbrief can transform the legal writing process and the justice system.

Mark Britton is Co-founder of Soccer Supplement - a range of nutritional supplements specifically designed for people who play football, professional or amateur: www.soccersupplement.com Soccer Supplement works with an array of elite professional football clubs and players, including the England captain Harry Kane.

In this extra long special episode, Seth and Jay talk with Mark Britton, the founder of Avvo, and talk about how Avvo came to be, and what insights Mark has for the future of law practice post covid and beyond.

In this extra long special episode, Seth and Jay talk with Mark Britton, the founder of Avvo, and talk about how Avvo came to be, and what insights Mark has for the future of law practice post covid and beyond.

Today on the podcast you can catch Seth Price and Jay Ruane on Maximum Growth Live with special guest Mark Britton! Tune in for a great conversation on how you get the gumption to create something when it’s never been done before and how to keep going when other people say it’s not going to work and keep going.  Mark started his career as an SEC lawyer but, over his career, migrated to senior executive and board positions in companies such as Expedia and Orbitz. Mark is the founder and former CEO and Chairman of Avvo, an online marketplace for legal services, that was purchased by Internet Brands in 2018.  For twelve years, Mark built Avvo into one of the stars of the Seattle tech ecosystem with 400+ employees and raising $132 million from venture investors.  For his work at Avvo, Above the Law called him “the person who most disrupted law this decade”.  To keep on maximizing your firm, stay connected!Facebook GroupFacebook PageYouTube channelLinkedInGuild

Mark Britton, Founder and former CEO of Avvo, joins Legal Industry Transformation Week to share valuable insights into the industry's challenges in the present—and its opportunities for the future.

Megan and Mark Britton sat down at Clio Cloud Conference 2019 to talk about the future of law, legal regulatory changes, what Mark has been up to since leaving Avvo, and what is next for Mark.   Resources Mentioned: 2019 Clio Legal Trends Report Guest Info: Mark Britton on LinkedIn Thanks for listening! Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to the show to receive every new episode delivered straight to your podcast player every Tuesday. If you enjoyed this episode, please help me get the word out about this podcast. Rate and Review this show in Apple Podcasts, Stitcher Radio, Google Play, and Tunein and be sure to share this podcast with a friend. Be sure to connect with me and reach out with any questions or recommendations for specific resources: Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Website Email me at megan[at]zaviehlaw[dot]com This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not to be construed as legal advice specific to your circumstances. If you need help with any legal matters, be sure to consult with an attorney regarding your specific needs.

In 2018, Mark Britton left Avvo, the often-controversial company he founded in 2006 and led as CEO until he sold it early last year to web behemoth Internet Brands. Soon after, he joined us here on LawNext in Episode 11 for an insightful conversation about why he started the company, why he sold it, and why he left.  At the recent Clio Cloud Conference in San Diego, LawNext host Bob Ambrogi had the opportunity to sit down again with Britton to record a live special edition of LawNext. Britton was attending the conference following Clio's announcement in September that he had joined its board of directors and become an investor. In this interview, Britton explains why he decided to become involved with Clio, how he sees its mission as similar to Avvo’s, and what he believes its future will hold. _________________ Become a supporter of LawNext by joining our Patreon membership!

How can the legal industry open the gateway to make legal services more user-friendly for consumers? At Clio Cloud Conference 2019, Christopher Anderson hosts this interview with new Clio board member Mark Britton about efforts within the profession to help consumers understand and more easily utilize legal services. Mark Britton is the founder of Avvo and is a member of Clio’s board of directors. Special thanks to Clio for sponsoring this episode.

Seattle is known for marketplaces – Expedia, Zillow, Redfin, Amazon.  Building them is REALLY Hard. Mark Britton, a Strategic Director at Madrona and the founder of Avvo, a marketplace for consumers to find lawyers, talks about the opportunities for startup founders passionate about a community based marketplace, and the mistakes he sees entrepreneurs make when they set out to build one.  He and Elisa La Cava from Madrona talk about the evolution of Google from search to interactive services for consumers, what to do when big tech wants your market and how AI and ML technologies can change the playing field. 

Welcome to Episode 29 of The Outdoor Narrative. I'm Robert Koopmans and every week I talk with interesting people about fishing, hunting and other wild pursuits in British Columbia. This week, I talked with a variety of people about hunting with a bow and becoming a bowhunter. This episode is about learning and lessons learned — including hard, humbling lessons that you can only get in the field.I bought a bow when I was 17 years old. Living in Ontario, I was determined to hunt deer with it, and I practiced hard. I got to be pretty good with it, but I never did make it out deer hunting. Not long after, I graduated high school and moved to B.C., to go to school and start working. The bow went into storage and when the time came again that I wanted to hunt, I bought a rifle, because the guy who was teaching me about B.C. deer hunted with a rifle.  It is what I have done for the last 30 years. About a month ago, a fully loaded bowhunting package passed into my hands, completely set up and ready to shoot. That desire to try bowhunting flashed back up and I saw the possibility of a check box on a bucket-list item. All that was left to do was determine whether I could fire up muscle memory from 30 years ago in time for the September 1 deer archery season in my area. I started by reaching out to the Kamloops Target Sports Association. The club has an active and talented group of archers. Mark Britton is one of them. He and his wife Katie are both members of the Canadian National Archery Team, and recently competed at the international 3D archery championships in Quebec. I spoke with Mark at one of the club's 3D archery shoots …. After I chatted with Mark, I met up with Al Campsall, who is another of the club's talented archers. He's been shooting bows and hunting with them for decades, and just missed a spot on the Canadian national archery team this year. He agreed to watch me shoot, and offered up several critical tips to set me on a better path … The next day, after my session with Al, I went back to the range and walked through the 3D archery course the club had set up in the sagebrush hills just behind the club's shooting range. It was a great experience, wandering through the draws and gullies in search of the 3D deer, bears cougars, elk and moose the club had staked out. It was as realistic a hunting experience as you can create on a range. And with the exception of one shot on a rubber deer at 45 yards, I stuck my arrows into all the right places. All that was left to do was go hunting. One week later, I met up with Brian Chan. Most people know Brian through fly-fishing. I learned this past summer he is also an avid bow hunter, having picked up the sport a few years ago. We sat down to review the first five days of the season, and what we both learned …. Another massive thunderstorm passed through our area the evening after Brian and I talked, stealing one of our hunts. I hunted out the last two days, but it became apparent the best of that early season hunting was done. My first archery season ended September 9, yesterday, with no meat in the freezer. I had two good chances though, so only myself to blame. Regardless, it was an amazing week of hunting, one that has changed how I view hunting. I know I won't put down my rifle for good, but there's a pretty good chance now I'm goi ng to take it out a lot less. As Canadian philosopher Marshall McLuhan once said, “The medium is the message.” After an intense week chasing deer with a bow, I can tell you that bowhunting's message feels a lot deeper. There's a lot there to explore and I plan to spend a great deal more time honing skills and getting ready for the next opportunity, whenever that might be…

On Sept. 4, 2019, the cloud practice management company Clio announced $250 million funding round -- one of the largest ever for a legal technology company. Shortly after making the announcement during an event in Clio’s Burnaby, B.C., headquarters, cofounder and CEO Jack Newton sat down with LawNext host Bob Ambrogi for this live recording session to discuss the news.  In this special edition of LawNext, Newton provides additional background on the investments and the investors, what this means for his company, and how he believes this serves the greater purpose of making law better and closing the justice gap. He also provides a peek at the company’s roadmap over the coming months, and discusses the news that Mark Britton, founder of Avvo, has joined Clio’s board of directors.  Make sure to listen until the end for an exclusive LawNext promo code for the Clio Cloud Conference in San Diego this September. NEW: Want to receive more bonus content and show transcripts? Help support LawNext by subscribing to our page on Patreon.

Mark Britton, who founded and sold the online attorney ratings site Avvo, is taking a break. This helps with creativity but does cause him some discomfort. After his years of making money from attorneys on his site, he has some business development advice for the profession—zero in on groups of people who might hire you and figure out how they want to be spoken to, he tells the ABA Journal's Stephanie Francis Ward. Special thanks to our sponsor, Answer1 and Thomson Reuters Westlaw Edge.

Mark Britton, who founded and sold the online attorney ratings site Avvo, is taking a break. This helps with creativity but does cause him some discomfort. After his years of making money from attorneys on his site, he has some business development advice for the profession—zero in on groups of people who might hire you and figure out how they want to be spoken to, he tells the ABA Journal's Stephanie Francis Ward. Special thanks to our sponsor, Answer1 and Thomson Reuters Westlaw Edge.

In this episode with Mark Britton, we talk about how he started Avvo, his vision for the company, and how it changed over the years. Mark also shares his thoughts on rating lawyers and how he would advise the next startup hoping to rate lawyers.

In this episode with Mark Britton, we talk about how he started Avvo, his vision for the company, and how it changed over the years. Mark also shares his thoughts on rating lawyers and how he would advise the next startup hoping to rate lawyers.

Artificial intelligence and the rise of robot lawyers are interesting topics to talk about. But they're not helpful if you are looking for ways to improve your practice. Trying to "innovate" for the sake of innovation is dangerous at worst. And at best it's a waste of time. You should focus on the nuts and bolts of managing your practice better. Using systems is crucial. After you've created good systems, and documented them, then you can focus on automation and outsourcing. You need to manage your practice in a sensible, methodical way. When it comes to marketing, focus on your strength which is providing personal service to people that interact with you in a way that causes them to like you and trust you. Don't try to compete with commoditized legal services like Legal Zoom or Avvo. Be the down-to-earth, sincere caring lawyer that your clients want you to be. And, if you're going to use technology like a website to market your practice, then use it in a way that sends the right message to the kinds of people you want as clients. Learn how to find good clients who are thoughtful, discriminating and happy to pay a premium for your valuable services. AND...if you want to learn how to improve your law practice in a systematic sensible way, check out my online course: LawFirm Autopilot. Show Note Links NextLaw Podcast episode, interview with Mark Britton of Avvo  

Earlier this year, Mark Britton left Avvo, the often-controversial company he founded in 2006 and led as CEO, after selling it to web behemoth Internet Brands. Explaining his departure in a memo to his staff, he wrote, “It’s time for me to go.” In this episode of LawNext, Britton reflects on his 12 years at Avvo. In a face-to-face interview with host Bob Ambrogi, he recounts why he started the company and explains why he left. He discusses what he believes his company achieved and what he achieved as CEO. He reveals his greatest disappointment and his frustration with Avvo’s ongoing battles with the organized bar. He also offers his advice to budding entrepreneurs. Before founding Seattle-based Avvo, Britton was senior vice president, general counsel and secretary for Expedia after it spun off from Microsoft. Earlier, he was an attorney with Preston, Gates & Ellis in Seattle and senior counsel with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. He is a 1992 graduate of The George Washington University Law School and a 1989 graduate of Gonzaga University. Visit patreon.com/lawnext to submit questions for our guests.

It’s sometimes hard to see your law firm as a business, especially one driven by the customer, but the success of companies like Avvo has shown that using demand-driven tactics can sometimes be what allows a business to thrive. In this On the Road report from the 2017 Clio Cloud conference, host Chris Anderson talks to Mark Britton, founder of Avvo, about what it means to be a demand-driven organization and why more lawyers should invest in client feedback. Mark gives his tips on the best way to communicate with clients and questions you can ask them to get truly honest, valuable information. Mark Britton is the founder, CEO, and President of Avvo, an online legal forum and directory.

Secret answer on chicken-and-egg website conundrum "Always start with the supply side of the business. Consumers are fickle, if they go to the site and there isn't anything for them to look at, or no resources they care about, they might never return." Mark Britton, Founder, President and CEO of AVVO (pronounced ah-voh) is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, and syndicated online. Mark and David discussed the potential impact startups make in the community, "If you're not making something easier or better, what are you doing?" Mark said. He also said to feel the true power of AVVO, just go to the site and post a question. You'll receive answers back in moments. www.avvo.com 

Secret answer on chicken-and-egg website conundrum "Always start with the supply side of the business. Consumers are fickle, if they go to the site and there isn't anything for them to look at, or no resources they care about, they might never return." Mark Britton, Founder, President and CEO of AVVO (pronounced ah-voh) is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, and syndicated online. Mark and David discussed the potential impact startups make in the community, "If you're not making something easier or better, what are you doing?" Mark said. He also said to feel the true power of AVVO, just go to the site and post a question. You'll receive answers back in moments. www.avvo.com 

New legal technology and innovative companies, like Rocket Lawyer and LegalZoom, are slowly changing the legal industry. In this report from On The Road, host Christopher Anderson talks to Mark Britton, CEO of Avvo, about how law firms are becoming more customer-centric and using technology to do so. Their discussion includes how client needs are currently not being met by lawyers which will lead to a shift in how practices operate, namely turning to innovation and new ideas in order to keep customers coming back. Mark Britton is the founder, CEO, and president of Avvo, an online legal forum and directory.

Mark Britton talks about the changing technology landscape facing the judicial system in the 21st century and "The Innovation Imperative." Whether it is the need to provide quicker and more dynamic responses to consumer's questions and concerns or the race to harness technology to do more with less, one thing is sure, companies must be bold and think outside of the box if they wish to succeed. Mark draws from the wealth of knowledge and experience that he has acquired through his career to share with listeners insightful information about the challenges that prevent companies from implementing innovative policies. Mark Britton, AVVO's CEO and founder, has had a stellar career in the public and private sectors. His innovative policies and contributions to businesses in the high-tech industry have won him numerous accolades, including the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award for the Pacific Northwest and being named one of Seattle's Top 25 Innovators.  Let us know what you think about the podcast.

Helping to ensure that all citizens have a voice within the judicial system is a passion that inspires many to become lawyers. However, statistically, access to justice still remains an issue that the profession struggles. In this Special Report host Ray Abadin sits down with CEO and Founder of Avvo Inc. Mark Britton to discuss his ABA TECHSHOW 2016 presentation entitled,”Atticus Finch, and Access: Bringing Quality and Affordable Legal Services to the Masses.” The conversation opens with Mark explaining how there are consumers who need to understand their legal situation, lawyers who need to  turn those consumers into clients, and a void of communication between the two. He then goes on to share a bit of Avvo’s history and the experiences that led him to start the company. The discussion wraps with Mark shedding some insight into the benefits of greater interactivity and community between, and for, both consumers and lawyers. Mark Britton is the founder and CEO of Avvo, Inc. Prior to founding Avvo, Mark was the executive vice president of Worldwide Corporate Affairs of InterActiveCorp Travel (IACT) and Expedia, Inc. He received his law degree from George Washington University and holds a degree in finance from Gonzaga University. Mark serves on Gonzaga’s Board of Regents.

Liam Britton helps men breakthrough with their relationships and business.   For show notes, links, information and How to Attract, Sell and Deliver like a Million dollar Online Coach go to http://www.onlinesupercoach.com/

Adriana Linares sits down with legal technology experts Carolyn Elefant, Mark Britton, Jabez LeBret, Jack Newton, Toby Brown, and Ernest Svenson to discuss using technology to improve client relationships, fee transparency, and how lawyers should approach a paperless office. All this takes place after the InSession conference that happened concurrently with The Florida Bar's 2015 Annual Conference.

In this series of Legal Talk Network interviews, producer Laurence Colletti and CodeX Fellow Monica Bay interview Professor of Law Gillian Hadfield from University of Southern California, Professor Marshall Van Alstyne from Boston University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Mark Britton, the founder and CEO of Avvo. Together they talk about about challenges to innovation at the ABA’s National Summit on Innovation in Legal Services. Tune in as we discuss the merits of 3rd party law firm ownership, suggestions for changing unauthorized practice of law rules, and how lawyers are stuck at floor rate of $200 per hour.

Former Legal Talk Network host and Fellow at CodeX Monica Bay interviews Judge Charles Harrington and Avvo CEO Mark Britton at the 2015 ABA National Summit on Innovation in Legal Services. As Britton’s uncle and mentor, Judge Harrington talks about giving advice to a younger lawyer and maintaining balance in his own life. Britton discusses the immense help he had from his support systems and how discussing his decisions led to career and life success. They both advise young lawyers to prepare, consider their options, and work hard. There is no simple formula for success.

Lawyer 2 Lawyer host Bob Ambrogi interviews Mark Britton about customer service and a law firm at the 2014 Clio Cloud Conference. Although lawyers are best at being legal technicians, Britton explains, they need to listen to their clients, ask for feedback, and create fantastic interactions. Providing a great experience builds client confidence and feeds word of mouth marketing. Mark Britton is the founder and CEO of Avvo, a member of the board for Orbitz Worldwide, and a member of the board of regents for Gonzaga University.

Episode 80, June 17, 2014. This is as close as you can get to sitting down and talking with Bill Aucoin and Sean Delaney. We are joined by Mark Britton, Bill Aucoin’s nephew, and Leon Delaney, Sean Delaney’s brother. They share their personal stories and memories from the very beginnings of KISS to Bill and […]

I spoke with Mark Britton, the founder and CEO of Avvo, which he describes as “the largest legal marketplace directory and Q&A forum on the web,” about the company's recently completed $37.5 million round of financing, as well as its upcoming Lawyernomics conference. We discussed Avvo's plans for expansion, the keys to its success, and why the legal industry is attracting so much interest from investors. In addition, Britton provides key highlights of Lawyernomics, including descriptions of its marquee speakers Peter Shankman (who will be delivering the keynote address) and Above the Law's David Lat, among others.

I spoke with Mark Britton, the founder and CEO of Avvo, which he describes as “the largest legal marketplace directory and Q&A forum on the web,” about the company’s recently completed $37.5 million round of financing, as well as its upcoming Lawyernomics conference. We discussed Avvo’s plans for expansion, the keys to its success, and why the legal industry is attracting so much interest from investors. In addition, Britton provides key highlights of Lawyernomics, including descriptions of its marquee speakers Peter Shankman (who will be delivering the keynote address) and Above the Law’s David Lat, among others.

I spoke with Mark Britton, the founder and CEO of Avvo, which he describes as “the largest legal marketplace directory and Q&A forum on the web,” about the company’s recently completed $37.5 million round of financing, as well as its upcoming Lawyernomics conference. We discussed Avvo’s plans for expansion, the keys to its success, and why the legal industry is attracting so much interest from investors. In addition, Britton provides key highlights of Lawyernomics, including descriptions of its marquee speakers Peter Shankman (who will be delivering the keynote address) and Above the Law’s David Lat, among others.

I spoke with Mark Britton, the founder and CEO of Avvo, which he describes as “the largest legal marketplace directory and Q&A forum on the web,” about the company’s recently completed $37.5 million round of financing, as well as its upcoming Lawyernomics conference. We discussed Avvo’s plans for expansion, the keys to its success, and why the legal industry is attracting so much interest from investors. In addition, Britton provides key highlights of Lawyernomics, including descriptions of its marquee speakers Peter Shankman (who will be delivering the keynote address) and Above the Law’s David Lat, among others.

In this webinar, Mark Britton, the Founder and CEO of Avvo, will discuss how lawyers can increase their effectiveness in business development, both online and offline. Lawyers – especially those solo or in small firms — must first understand that they run businesses and must be students of business principles. Mark will address a number of these core business principles as well as processes and systems for management.

Lawyers and legal marketers understand their firm needs a website, a logo and even business cards. Many also understand the benefit of blogging, email newsletters, answering questions on Avvo and having a business page on Facebook. Hear from Mark Britton, Avvo Founder and CEO, discuss how lawyers can develop an integrated marketing plan that will drive more business.

I spoke with Mark Britton, the founder and CEO of Avvo. We discussed the genesis of the 2012 Avvocating conference and what attendees can expect.

I spoke with Mark Britton, the founder and CEO of Avvo. We discussed the genesis of the 2012 Avvocating conference and what attendees can expect.

I spoke with Mark Britton, the founder and CEO of Avvo. We discussed the genesis of the 2012 Avvocating conference and what attendees can expect.

I spoke with Mark Britton, the founder and CEO of Avvo. We discussed the genesis of the 2012 Avvocating conference and what attendees can expect.

I spoke with Mark Britton, founder and CEO of Avvo.com, one of the leading online legal websites with 1.5 million unique visitors per month. Britton, a co-blogger on this site, and I discussed Avvo's history, its rapid growth, and the ways in which lawyers can benefit from its services. One of my favorite quotes from the conversation is: "We get lawyers tons of business! Avvo is just a fantastic place for lawyers to set themselves apart and attract new clients - all for free."

I spoke with Mark Britton, founder and CEO of Avvo.com, one of the leading online legal websites with 1.5 million unique visitors per month. Britton, a co-blogger on this site, and I discussed Avvo's history, its rapid growth, and the ways in which lawyers can benefit from its services. One of my favorite quotes from the conversation is: "We get lawyers tons of business! Avvo is just a fantastic place for lawyers to set themselves apart and attract new clients - all for free."

I spoke with Mark Britton, founder and CEO of Avvo.com, one of the leading online legal websites with 1.5 million unique visitors per month. Britton, a co-blogger on this site, and I discussed Avvo's history, its rapid growth, and the ways in which lawyers can benefit from its services. One of my favorite quotes from the conversation is: "We get lawyers tons of business! Avvo is just a fantastic place for lawyers to set themselves apart and attract new clients - all for free."

Avvo executives speak out on this week's Lawyer2Lawyer with co-hosts and Law.com bloggers, J. Craig Williams and Robert Ambrogi. Hear Avvo CEO and President, Mark Britton and VP of Products & Marketing, Paul Bloom with their reactions to our previous podcast about Avvo, the newest lawyer rating service against which a class action suit has been filed due to dissatisfaction with the service. Listen to their point of view, how they are dealing with feedback and what steps they're taking to improve Avvo. Check it out!