How can a solo personal injury lawyer run a leaner, more profitable practice without sacrificing client service? Lee Rudin, a New Orleans-based attorney, shares the tech stack and outsourcing strategies that help him do exactly that.

In this episode, you'll discover:

The tools Lee swears by—like Text Expander, Demands AI, and File Vine—and how they save him hours every week
How virtual assistants fit into his system and boost efficiency
His approach to marketing with short-form video and social media to attract ideal clients

Whether you're drowning in admin work or looking to future-proof your firm, Lee’s approach offers a real-world blueprint for using tech to scale smartly.

General Resources

Lee's Website: https://getrude.com
Lee's Phone #: 833-GET-RUDE (toll-free number)
Follow @GetRudeLaw on: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube

Other Resources

ChatGPT Lab (learn about this weekly workshop)
Apply to join the ChatGPT Lab (get the most out of your subscription)

The 80/20 Principle (my techlaw newsletter)
The 5 Pillars of a Tech-Powered Law Practice
The Inner Circle (my online community for lawyers)

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