New Law Business Model

How I Created A $3.7M/Year New Business Model For Lawyers

January 13th, 2020
Ali Katz
$300K
revenue/mo
1
Founders
10
Employees
New Law Business ...
from Boulder, Colorado, USA
started August 2012
$300,000
revenue/mo
1
Founders
10
Employees
market size
$279B
starting costs
$18.8K
gross margin
43%
time to build
270 days
average product price
$39612
growth channels
SEO
business model
content-library
best tools
Zoom, Keap, Asana
time investment
Full time
pros & cons
40 Pros & Cons
tips
3 Tips
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productivity
crm
other
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Hello! Who are you and what business did you start?

I’m Ali Katz (formerly Alexis Martin Neely), an attorney and creator of the New Law Business Model, which is a “re-training” company for lawyers who want to make a great living, have a great life, and do it by using their law degrees in a truly fulfilling manner serving families and/or small business owners as we teach.

Rather than the traditional transactional approach to law, the New Law Business Model gives attorneys the knowledge and skills they need to gain control over their schedules and income while delivering a truly meaningful service to clients who are more than willing—even happy and grateful—to pay very well for estate planning and strategic business planning. We call this the “relational” approach.

Now, previously unhappy, unfulfilled, overworked lawyers are able to build high six- and seven-figure law practices while making a positive impact on the lives of their clients and in their communities—and, best of all, they’re having an amazing time doing it. They’re working fewer hours and earning more money, and have plenty of time for family, travel, and hobbies.

I know this probably sounds too good to be...

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