The 80/20 Principle10 Nov 2020

125: Case Study - Attorney Pete Clancy

After doing commercial litigation in an Oakland law firm, Pete Clancy and his wife started their own personal injury law firm. Pete is a member of the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association where he strives to help fellow lawyers learn to improve their practices in various ways, including the strategic use of technology.

In this episode, Pete and Ernie discuss the challenges of running a small firm and the opportunities for using technology to improve the operations and marketing of small firms.

Episode Notes

General Resources

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