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I own an MSP with a focus on law firms and always looking for ways I can add value to our clients. I love the candid talk and sailor mouth! LOL! You speak my language and add value by reviewing AI, insurance, productivity tools, and more. Keep them coming! Also, I’ve reached out to the network about possibly advertising. That’s how much I like this show.

The episode on "A New Era of Advertising; Perfecting Workplace Communication; and 'A Rose By Any Other Name'" from Legal Toolkit offered a compelling perspective that deeply resonated with me. The forthright discussion about the questionable content often seen on network TV was particularly impactful. As a person of faith and a parent, I truly value and appreciate the show's stance on maintaining moral integrity in the face of cultural decline. This episode, among others, demonstrates a courageous willingness to address what many overlook, making it a standout in the realm of legal podcasts.

I love that I don’t always know where Jared is going to go. But somehow we always end up back talking about legal technology. It’s a dizzy sort of love. It’s well-produced, high quality sound, high-quality guests, and even when Jared is goofing around talking about Huey Lewis or Bluey or Florida Man, you know he’s so smart and it’s going somewhere interesting. I’ve learned a lot and look forward to his show cuz I’ll learn more and laugh more.

Jared shares such valuable information and experiences with awesome guests. You’ll learn everything from marketing, to outsourcing, to networking to everything you need to build a better practice. Don’t think about it - just subscribe now.

Useful content. Much thanks!

The episode with Steve Fretzin was an excellent introduction of how much impact podcasts are having today and the benefits Lawyers can obtain from using this as a marketing channel.

I enjoy this podcast. I learn something. I have a good laugh or two. Insightful guests who are willing participants in fun. Yes I said it: fun, this is a fun podcast without pretentiousness. Laugh a little and learn something you can apply in your practice.

With minimal commercials and maximum engagement and personabilty, this is my favorite pod- legal or otherwise.

These podcasts are invaluable thanks to Jared Correia's expertise in the field of Law Practice Management. Jared loads them with many practical tips for solo and small firm lawyers while keeping them entertaining - his sense of humor is great! Jared shares the cutting edge tips and tricks necessary to grow and enhance your law practice. I don't know anyone else who can make ethics, marketing, and firm budgets so fun. You won't regret listening, and you're sure to be a better lawyer for it!

Jared provides his listeners with great practical advice and he does it in a way that is engaging and entertaining. I happen to share his quirky sense of humor so for me, it is a fun listen. Highly recommended for anyone trying to run their own law practice in 2018!

If Scott Auckerman (Comedy Bang Bang podcast) went to law school (he actually might have, I don't know) and had darker hair and a practice management consulting company, he would be Jarred. This is easily my favorite legal podcast; Jarred can take any subject and drive an engaging dialouge with his guest. His most recent podcast was about paper... How he made this subject fun to listen to, I do not know, but he did. All in all, you learn a lot and laugh along the way, and that is the best way to digest your podcast, scientifically.

Great podcast about practical issues facing lawyers. I love the light, humous tone combined with the actionable concrete advice. Keep up the great work!