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What’s your law firm’s “secret sauce”—the perfect combination of ingredients that time and again persuade clients to trust you, buy into what you have to offer, and ultimately retain you as their lawyer?
If you aren’t sure, or realize you have no secret sauce at all, this episode is for you.
After graduating from Loyola School of Law and passing the bar exam, Gina Zapanta knew she wanted to use her degree in a unique way. A longstanding fascination with industry growth in general motivated her to start a business right out of law school, assisting doctors who treated injured workers with legal claims.
In 2020, she co-founded Z.A. Lawyers with her husband Mike Alder, where she continues to use her marketing skills and expertise to help attorneys thrive.
Press play and learn:
· The inextricable link between mindset, lifestyle, and marketing successfully as a business owner
·  The indispensable value of social media as a marketing tool (and why you do not need to reinvent the wheel!)
·  Characteristics and qualities that make clients and customers gravitate toward particular businesses and business owners
Tune in for more insights and get in touch via Instagram (@GinaZapanta_ or @Mike.Alder), by emailing Gina at Gina@ZALawyers.com, or by searching “Empowered with Gina” across all platforms.

Christmas is just around the corner, and with this beautiful season comes the ability to reflect. How are we treating others around us? How can our businesses better serve our clients? For attorneys, this presents a valuable opportunity to observe their legal practice at a deeper level – giving their firm a chance to grow into the best version of itself…
This episode follows the tale of Ebenezer Scrooge, Esquire, a cold-hearted lawyer who was known far and wide for his contemptuous treatment of clients. He hated his legal practice and his clients. Therefore he refused to market his firm or invest in his personal brand. 
The potential clients in town with complex and lucrative cases avoided Mr. Scrooge’s office at all costs. Instead, they sought out the attorneys who promoted themselves as experts – leaving Scrooge with the scraps.
One fateful Christmas night, Ebenezer Scrooge learned an important lesson that changed everything. The changes he made as a result greatly improved the reputation and productivity of his firm. 
What wisdom can you gain from Mr. Scrooge’s story? How can you apply it to your own legal practice? Listen now to see for yourself!
Find out how Speakeasy can help your firm achieve upward momentum this holiday season by clicking here now!

What’s the connection between a car accident and your Fifth Amendment rights? Jonathan Brayman of the Breen & Pugh law firm in Chicago is here to explain.
Press play to explore:
·       Under what circumstances police need a warrant to search your cell phone
·       How vehicle infotainment analysis is done using Berla forensic software
·       Whether your cell phone be seized if it’s on your person at the time of an arrest
Learn more about Attorney Brayman’s work at Home Page - Breen & Pugh Attorneys at Law (breenpughlaw.com).

Employees are the backbone of any successful company. So, what happens if the culture within a workplace doesn’t function properly? In many cases, it can lead to an array of challenges for the business – and Richard Watson joins us to explain how to avoid this…


Richard is a financial strategist who provides wealth management advice for CPAs, tax professionals, attorneys, and more. He is also the author of A Firm Worth Building: Running a Better Professional Business, a book that helps lawyers unlock their firm's potential by creating new possibilities for growth and personal freedom.


Tune in now to discover:


The biggest business challenges that Richard has been able to overcome. 
The importance of learning how to delegate different roles within a company.
How to use your employees’ skills to your company’s advantage.
What company culture is, and how to manage it. 


You can learn more about Richard and his expertise here!

While client contact is certainly shifting toward digital means of communication, phone calls are nowhere near obsolete. So, what happens if you don’t pick up your firm’s phone – or if calls aren't properly handled? You lose potential new clients. How can you avoid this? You work with an answering service that understands your firm’s needs and practice areas.


If your firm is receiving high call volumes, it may be time to consider working with a third party that can help you streamline your client communications. Are you ready to grow your client base with proven marketing strategies? Listen now to find out how to get started…


In this urgent message, you will discover:


Shocking statistics about phone calls in the legal industry. 
The importance of making sure your phone is answered at all times.
How to know when you need an answering service.


To learn more about how to get your phone more consistently and professionally, you can visit Speakeasy’s website, email support@speakeasymarketinginc.com, or call (888) 225-8594.