Eric Chaffin is managing partner at Chaffin Luhana, a plaintiffs only law firm. Eric is a trial lawyer with over 25 years’ experience and he is trustee of the Chaffin Luhana Foundation, a not-for-profit established by him and his law partner, Roopal Luhana. Eric and his partner’s altruistic ambitions also extend to their practice where it is their goal to “do good by doing right.

On today’s show, Eric tells us how and why he uses his charitable work to promote his own brand and those of local businesses, and he shares with us his high value activities that ensure his firm’s continual growth.

Rand Fishkin is the founder and CEO of SparkToro and the author of the brutally honest book, Lost and Founder, in which he details his journey in turning his startup idea into a $45 million dollar company.

Join us as Rand tells us about the business and life lessons he’s learned while setting up two hugely successful companies, and why, for him, owning a multi-billion-dollar corporation isn’t a measure of success. And we’ll discuss the near-limitless marketing capabilities of SparkToro and why he’s always so candid about his successes and failures.

Stewart Guss is a top 100 trial lawyer and has taken his firm, Stewart J. Guss Injury Accident Lawyers, from strength to strength over its hugely successful 22 years.

In this episode, Stewart shares with us some of his secrets on motivation and streamlining intake that took him from a solo practitioner working out of a 12’ by 12’ office, to a practice owner with eight locations and over 120 staff.

In this episode of the Rankings Podcast, Chris Dreyer talks to Ken Hardison of PILMMA about the systematic approach to building a multimillion-dollar law firm. Listen in as Ken shares his wealth of experience from running a multi-million dollar law practice himself and find out the top tips on how to effectively market your firm and grow your business.

Alvaro Arauz founder of 3a. Law Management, knows how to run a law firm. For nearly 15 years he’s helped practice owners launch and develop their firms using his signature 3a principles: awareness, aptitude and accountability.

Join us today as we discuss what the key to turning attorneys into elite attorneys is, how to get delegate work so you can focus on your critical tasks and why it’s important to keep up your marketing efforts now more than ever.

In this episode of The Rankings Podcast, Chris Dreyer interviews personal injury attorney Jay M. Kelley of Elk and Elk about growing a law firm, retaining top talent, the impact of a great company culture that focuses on transparency, and the need for lawyers to debrief before receiving the verdict of a case, and so much more…