KNOWLEDGE CENTRE

When I graduated from law school, I did what most new lawyers do. I traipsed around the office, asking everyone with an open door if they...

Last week, I was experimenting with ChatGPT for tax calculations and interpretations. Even with detailed prompts and guidance from...

The legal profession's biggest problem isn't technology, regulation, or competition. It's ego. We've spent centuries building a...

Legal services consistently rank among the least trusted professions. We have a collective branding problem that's destroying individual success. The issue isn't competence—it's communication.

Let me blow your mind: The legal profession is the only industry where competitors literally cannot enter the market (thanks, Law Societies!), yet we consistently undervalue and underprice our core services.

Are lawyers really trusted advisors, or are we just telling ourselves that story?