Great relevant information for someone trying to get through all of the hurdles of running an efficient and profitable law firm that provides excellent client service.

Go get, Sam. Big fan and believer.

Congrats to both Sam and Neil for this great content and to you for making it to episode 400. Welcome Sam to the platform. Excited to hear great things from you on The Law Entrepreneur. ~Doug Sandler, Turnkey Productions.

I love the honest and openly shared insights on the realities of what law school doesn't teach you about running a successful practice. This show has been a beacon, highlighting that while law school may not cover it, the skill of running a law practice can indeed be learned!

I really like Neil’s podcast. He provides a wealth of great information for solos ready to grow their firm. I find it easy to scan through epidoes and find exactly what I need. I also have had the pleasure to being a guest twice and Neil makes it so easy!

Neil does a great job and offers valuable content.

Neil shares such valuable information and experiences with awesome guests. You’ll get tons of inspiration from lawyers and experts who share tons of tips. Most importantly, you’ll learn how to build a brand for yourself and run a business. Don’t think about it - subscribe now.

Awesome show! Would love to hear more about starting up. Funding, finding clients, etc…

I love the guests and the topics presented. I gave 4 stars because Neil constantly talks over his guests. It’s clear Neil has a wealth of knowledge, I just wish he would allow his guests to finish their thoughts.

Neil provides great guests, conversations, and content that keeps you focused on the big picture and great ways to continue to improve your “on business” approach. The episode with On Purpose Legal had so much value that I had to listen twice and visit all of the resources offered. I look forward to each episode knowing I will always take something away! Keep it up!

I really enjoyed the Level Up Your Content Marketing episode with Vikram Rajan. It has really helped me to see the benefit of using blogging and video to gain visibility for my business., I also appreciated learning more about the services offered by Videosocials as I was aware of them, but unclear on exactly what they do.

I’ve been digging into past episodes of the show and it really provides great insights and solid gold advice from people who are making it happen in the legal and solopreneur space.

I have had the pleasure of being a guest on the show multiple times. I have collaborated with Neil on many occasions. Not only is he an amazing host and even more amazing individual but his content is always spot on. If you’re checking this podcast out for the first time, you need to go back and binge on the past episodes. There is so much gold in these interviews that can really help you avoid mistakes and achieve rapid success. I am an avid listener of the show and continue to be amazed. -Moshe Amsel, Host of the Profit with Law Podcast

I’ve been on a LOT of podcast, and listened to a TON more. This is one of the best and Neil is hands down one of the best podcast hosts ever. He consistently pushes his guests for great insight while also helping them share a compelling story. Just a great podcast to enjoy and learn from!

I love this podcast because you get helpful information that you can implement quickly. Sharon Christie, Bold Women Lawyers

The information presented supplements the information provided at CLEs because affordable resources are provided. It is one thing to learn about an issue but learning how to resolve the issue one obtains from listening. I just learned how I can protect my firm with cyber security tools. Thank You.

This was one of the first legal business podcasts that I listened to and I haven’t stopped since. I love the variety of guests and topics and always end up with a practical tip or new idea at the end. Thanks and keep up the excellent work, Neil!

Listening to Neil chat with his always interesting guests is a delight. The podcast is relaxed and interesting, and always worth listening to

If you run a firm, are thinking about opening your own shop, we’re really have any management responsibilities whatsoever at your law practice, you need to listen to this show.

I’ve been in practice 30 years, most recently as a true solo. I learn useful information in every episode of this podcast, even when the subject is outside my scope of practice. Highly recommended.

Two of my friends have been featured on Neil’s podcast and turned me on to this resource. The guests are relatable and provide great insight and thoughts on running a small firm. There are so many challenges to it, including ones I haven’t come across yet, but I now feel like I’m prepared for.

Listened to my first podcast earlier today (Guest Attorney was Ryan McKeen) and it was much more enjoyable and beneficial than I had ever anticipated such a show being. I will certainly be listening to more shows Thank you Solo Practitioner-Personal Injury

Whether you’re well established as a firm owner, or just getting started carving out a profitable niche that’s ready to grow - this is a must-listen podcast for you! Neil does an incredible job leading conversations that cover a huge breadth of topics related to the ins and outs of building a thriving law practice, and life you can be proud of - with leaders who’ve actually experienced success themselves. Highly recommend listening and subscribing!

Love your relaxed style and am super impressed with your longevity with so many podcasts! Also, your style brings out the best of each of your guests.

This podcast is something that helped me as I developed my practice as a solo. I have relied heavily upon the guests and discussions for attorneys.

I have my own business and do a lot of marketing for lawyers, and Neil’s podcast has become my go-to resource. Love this show, and have picked up great tips for my own business as well.

Found this podcast the other day before the gym and definitely hooked. Interesting questions and guests, learn about different technology, and hear more about the future of the solo practice. Would love to hear more from attorneys who have completely virtual practices.

This podcast gave me to tools I needed as I pivoted into my solo law practice. Coming from big law, I didn't know what I didn't know about hitting thr ground running in this space. But from this podcast, I was introduced to the giants in this space. From Allison Williams of Law Firm Mentor to Kimberly Bennett of the Modern Legal Collective, I was able to learn about the best practices in navigating this space. I was able to approach this space with a lot more clarity because of Neil's podcast. Thank you so much. For your podcast, I am forever grateful.

Love everything about this podcast

The Law Entrepreneur is a must-listen podcast for any attorney wanting to start and grow their own practice. He takes the time to get to know each and every one of his guests and how they can best help attorneys building their own businesses. Having been on the show, he’s one of the best interviewers I’ve worked with.

I really like the fact that Neil and his guests discuss relevant topics in plain English, not tech-speak. I encourage any solo practitioner to subscribe.

As someone with no innate interest in the business part of having my own law firm, I have found your podcast to be unbelievably useful in keeping me on track. Thanks

Whenever a meet a fellow lawyer who has started or is considering starting his or her own law firm, I insist they subscribe to this podcast. It gives a peek into success stories and different ways of developing a law firm business. It includes interviews with people who provide services to lawyers, advice about small firm tech, and people who genuinely like what they do for a living.

The host’s intellect is beyond compare. In addition, he makes a killer martini.

Just listened to Neil’s interview with Kat Hyland. Very professional, informative, animated. Glad there’s someone out there addressing consumer issues.

I really enjoy this podcast. It has given me some valuable ideas, and Neil has a great voice.

I highly recommend the recent pod cast with Samantha Kelly. I found her on Twitter last summer and have been following her since then. She has great advice and is very generous with her time.

This is a fantastic podcast for the solo or small firm lawyer. Not only does The Law Entrepreneur provide much needed business insight for the practicing lawyer, it does it in easily digestible podcast nuggets. How many times have you said that you want to focus on the business of your practice but you don’t have time? You have no excuse now! Great job!

When I first went out on my own I listened to a podcast where another attorney describe his journey from solo attorney to law firm. It was motivating to hear that other attorneys faced similar struggles as their practice grew. The Law Entrepreneur is the law school class that wasn't offered on how to start a law business. The best part is you don't have to do into more student loan debt to get this knowledge.

Great broad overview of business-related issues for small firms, including efficiency, systems, technology, goal setting, communications and marketing.

Glad to have found this podcast; lots of great advice on all aspects of running my firm, not limited to only tech or marketing or admin, but all of these, and more. Keep up the good work Neil!

Neil Tyra's Law Entrepreneur podcast is outstanding. He focuses on making sure that our businesses meet our financial goals and provide the type of lifestyle we deserve. The guests are great. The tools and tips are practical. I recommend this podcast to any small firm lawyer looking to improve your practice.

Law school does not teach us how to run a small or solo practice or how to even run a business. These are things that many attorneys struggle with. The evolving legal market makes this information crucial and Neil works to share his experience along with great guests who have been down this same path. I have gone through the archives and listened to almost every episode. I love it!

Really enjoying Neil's podcast. He brings a sense of candor and transparency to the show. The show is helpful and down-to-earth. Instead of talking down to its audience, Neil and his guests talk to the audience in a very conversational fashion. You feel like you were going through the journey with Neil which is probably the point of the podcast. Thank you very much and I look forward to listening to the show. Learning a lot. - Robert Mansour

I am not an attorney, but I spend my life serving them as my clients and all of them are in smaller firms (as small as 3-4 total staff upwards to 50). This podcast series is tremendously insightful and provides a lot of great business-minded ideas that everyone either working as a solo or in a small firm should listen to. Great recommendations for solutions which most may not be familiar with, as well as just learning from other attorney’s stories and experiences. If you don’t feel as confident as you would like handling the business side of your firm, listen to a few of these. I promise you’ll gleam great ideas that you can take away and implement in your practice. Final note: this is one of the rare few podcasts that are so valuable that I actually went back to the beginning and listened to ALL of them to catch up!

Did not know what to expect, but I’m glad Neil does a long form with solos and other practitioners. As a solo, sometimes its hard to decide if my fears/concerns/pains are the same as everyone else or if I am alone. Neil’s podcast is a good resource for any autodidacts who are looking for more resources and support about being a solo.

I'm so grateful that Neil is running this podcast! Such a wealth of information for entrepreneurs and small businesses! Thank you!

I highly recommend this podcast. Always brings value to my practice. Love this one. Thanks for your time, Neil Tyra.

This is my second attempt at leaving a review - hopefully this works. This is a great resource for us solo practitioners. The guests are good; and I especially enjoyed podcast no. 10 in which Neil talked about his background. I listen to podcasts, and often wonder why that guy thinks he can tell me anything — but Neil “let us in” a bit and told us how he got where he is. Quickly turning into one of my favorite podcasts!

Thank you Mr. Tyra for providing such a fantastic range of resources for attorneys. We are learning so much!