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Grow Your Law Firm

Grow Your Law Firm

De: Ken Hardison
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The Grow Your Law Firm podcast deploys the most innovative legal marketing and management tactics available to get more cases and more free time for yourself. Our law firm growth podcast can help scale your firm by 250% growth with less stress and more free time in the week by exploring the hottest topics and trends in legal marketing and management. This law firm podcast will teach you what the Law Schools don't. Start your law firm growth NOW. Economía Gestión Gestión y Liderazgo Marketing Marketing y Ventas
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  • Legal Risks of Non-Compliance with Privacy Regulations with Alex Proctor
    Mar 6 2026
    Welcome to episode 321 of Grow Your Law Firm, hosted by Ken Hardison. In this episode, Ken is joined by Alex Proctor, Chief Trust & Privacy Officer at Captain Compliance and a seasoned cybersecurity and privacy leader with more than 14 years of experience working in highly regulated industries including healthcare, finance, and critical infrastructure. Alex brings a practical, no-nonsense perspective on privacy compliance and the growing legal risks tied to law firm websites.

    The conversation focuses on how rapidly evolving state privacy laws, outdated wiretapping statutes, and aggressive litigation tactics are creating significant exposure for law firms that don't properly manage website tracking, consent, and data handling. Alex explains why privacy is no longer just a technical issue, how seemingly routine tools like analytics and search bars can trigger lawsuits, and what law firms should prioritize now to reduce risk without derailing their marketing efforts.


    What you'll learn in this episode:
    1. Why Website Privacy Has Become a Legal Minefield
    - How new state privacy laws and old wiretapping statutes intersect
    - Why law firm websites are increasingly targeted for privacy litigation

    2. The Real Risk Behind Website Tracking and Analytics
    - How tools like cookies, pixels, and search bars can expose firms
    - Why courts are scrutinizing tracking before consent is given
    3. Consent Banners: What Works and What Fails
    - Why many consent tools don't actually stop tracking
    - How deceptive or broken consent mechanisms increase liability
    4. The Rise of Privacy-Driven Class Action Lawsuits
    - How plaintiffs use per-incident penalties to build massive claims
    - Why many firms settle early rather than litigate
    5. Practical Steps to Reduce Privacy Risk
    - The importance of updated privacy notices and clear disclosures
    - How proper consent technology can meaningfully lower exposure



    Resources:
    Website: captaincompliance.com
    LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/alexanderproctor



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    23 m
  • Where Law Firms Actually Win: Local Search, Reviews, and ROI With Seth Price
    Feb 27 2026
    Welcome to episode 320 of Grow Your Law Firm, hosted by Ken Hardison. In this episode, Ken welcomes back Seth Price, founder of BluShark Digital and managing partner of Price Benowitz, LLP, a rapidly growing multi-office law firm. Seth brings a rare perspective as both a legal marketer and a practicing attorney who has scaled his firm to more than 50 lawyers by consistently executing on fundamentals rather than chasing marketing fads.

    The conversation focuses on what actually drives predictable case growth in 2026, why local search remains the highest-ROI channel for small and midsize firms, and how law firm owners should think about AI, reviews, satellite offices, and authority signals without falling for "shiny object" distractions. Seth shares real-world examples from competitive markets, breaks down Google's proximity update, and explains how disciplined execution compounds results over time.


    What you'll learn in this episode:

    1. Why Local Search Still Wins
    - How Google's proximity update changed the rules for competing in local markets
    - Why reviews, offices, and authority still drive the majority of digital case volume

    2. The Right Way to Use Satellite Offices
    - What qualifies as a legitimate office in Google's eyes
    - How to choose locations that reduce competition and improve visibility

    3. Reviews as a Revenue Multiplier
    - Why review count and score directly impact intake volume
    - How poor ratings quietly remove firms from the three-pack

    4. Separating Fundamentals From "Fairy Dustfai" Marketing
    - Why chasing AI visibility without strong basics hurts ROI
    - How to evaluate new channels based on revenue, not hype


    5. Building Authority That AI and Google Both Recognize
    - The growing importance of directories, backlinks, and trusted third-party signals
    - Why bios, awards, and credible mentions now matter more than ever

    Resources:

    Website: https://blusharkdigital.com
    Website: https://pricebenowitz.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sethprice
    Facebook: facebook.com/PriceBenowitz



    Additional Resources: https://www.pilmma.org/the-mastermind-effect https://www.pilmma.org/resources https://www.pilmma.org/mastermind
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    AI for PI Expo: www.pilmma.org/ai-for-pi-expo
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    38 m
  • Structuring Financial Settlements for Long-Term Stability With David Carrier
    Feb 20 2026
    Welcome to episode 319 of Grow Your Law Firm, hosted by Ken Hardison. On today's episode, Ken is joined by David Carrier, a Michigan-based estate planning and elder law attorney and Founder of the Law Offices of David L. Carrier, P.C., with more than three decades of experience helping families protect and preserve life-changing assets.

    The conversation explores a critical but often overlooked issue for personal injury attorneys: what happens to clients after they receive a major settlement. Ken and David discuss why large awards frequently disappear within months, the psychology behind sudden wealth, and the ethical opportunity law firms have to guide clients beyond the resolution of the case. David explains how tools like irrevocable trusts, structured distributions, and professional co-trustees can help prevent settlements from being lost to overspending, creditors, or poor investments. The discussion also highlights how offering post-settlement guidance can deepen client trust, improve long-term outcomes, and create lasting referral relationships.


    What you'll learn in this episode:
    1. Why Life-Changing Settlements Often Disappear
      - How most large awards are spent within 12–18 months
      - The psychological patterns behind sudden wealth loss

    2. Protecting Clients Beyond the Case Resolution
      - Why "here's your check" isn't enough
      - The ethical responsibility attorneys have after a settlement

    3. Using Irrevocable Trusts to Preserve Wealth
      - How trusts protect assets from creditors and bad decisions
      - Why access with structure matters more than lump sums

    4. Avoiding the Pitfalls of Annuities and Windfalls
      - Why annuities often fail to solve long-term problems
      - How structured planning slows spending and improves outcomes

    5. Turning Post-Settlement Care Into Long-Term Value
      - Strengthening client relationships through ongoing guidance
      - How better follow-through leads to trust, referrals, and reputation growth




    Resources:
    Website: davidcarrierlaw.com
    LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/davidlcarrier
    Facebook: facebook.com/DavidCarrierLaw
    Instagram: instagram.com/davidcarrier_law/?hl=en


    Additional Resources: https://www.pilmma.org/the-mastermind-effect https://www.pilmma.org/resources https://www.pilmma.org/mastermind


    AI for PI Expo: www.pilmma.org/ai-for-pi-expo
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    35 m
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I'm not a US based attorney, our BAR has strict rules against some of the marketing practices performed in the US and still, I find a lot of value in some of the episodes.

As I am a corporate lawyer and most epsiodes are with PI practitioners I only listened to some episodes but in general - truly recommended!

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