Law Firm Profits

your law firm's marketing spend

A No-BS Way to Tell If Your Marketing Is Working

Brooke Lively | Where are you spending on marketing that isn't paying off? A simple formula.

Brooke Lively - August 2, 2023
law firm dashboard

What Should Be on Your Law Firm’s Dashboard

Brooke Lively | It takes more than a P&L and balance sheet to understand how your firm is doing.

Brooke Lively - July 6, 2023
law firm growth

What Got You Here Won’t Get You There: Tools for Law Firm Growth

Erik Mazzone | The beginning or the beginning of the end? Putting the tools in place to grow your firm.

Erik Mazzone - June 27, 2023
accountability in law firms

The Secret of Increased Production for Your Law Practice? Accountability

Brooke Lively | When you have accountability, your practice can achieve remarkable growth.

Brooke Lively - June 14, 2023
law firm financial systems

Are Your Law Firm’s Financial Systems Ready to Scale?

Brooke Lively | If you want to build a bigger, more profitable firm, make sure your financial systems are ready to scale.

Brooke Lively - May 2, 2023
law firm profit

Law Firm Profits: 5 Ways You May Be Sabotaging Your Firm’s Growth

Brooke Lively | When your firm isn’t growing fast enough, focus first on these five areas.

Brooke Lively - April 5, 2023
compensation plans

The Best Compensation Plans Use the Law of Thirds

Brooke Lively | We analyzed eight offers and found one consistent thing. Not one of them was going to be profitable to the firm.

Brooke Lively - March 6, 2023
law firm overhead

Law Firm Overhead: What It Is — and What It Isn’t

Brooke Lively | As your firm grows, the way you look at your people and overhead starts to morph. Here are four things that get moved into your overhead category.

Brooke Lively - March 5, 2023
pay yourself first

Building a Law Firm That Pays You First

Brooke Lively | We see it all the time — the more law firms grow, the less profitable they become.

Brooke Lively - March 4, 2023
law firm accounting

Law Firm Accounting: What’s in Your Law Firm’s Profit & Loss Statement?

Most small and solo law firms are working with financial statements that don’t give them the information they need to make informed business decisions. Here's a sample P&L for a law firm that looks like what I typically see.

Annette Fadness - February 25, 2023
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