Redefining Law: Billable Hours vs. Value Based Pricing w. Brett Colvin

Have you ever felt that legal processes are stuck in the past? How pricing for legal counsel can feel like more of a problem than a solution? This week, we are proud to feature the Founder and CEO of Good Lawyer, Brett Colvin to discuss his revolutionary approach to the legal system.

Tuning in, you’ll hear about the underlying reasons behind lawyer dissatisfaction, and Good Lawyers’ approach to prioritizing both efficiency and lawyer well-being.

Together, we delve into how AI is not just a buzzword, but a catalyst for unlocking productivity. Brett shares his views on strategic PR, and forward thinking marketing strategies to redefine legal services in Canada.

Finally, our guest tells us what content inspires him and reminds us about the power of culture and incentives. For anyone looking to learn more about the legal side of business, this is a must-listen episode.

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