The Circle of Trust
The Circle of Trust
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The Circle of Trust is a safe and objective space where law firm owners and personnel uncover marketing insights to scale their practices. Whether you’re a solo practitioner or part of a multi-partner law firm, our episodes are packed with actionable advice to grow your firm, boost revenue, and achieve your goals.
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The podcast focuses on legal marketing strategies, financial management, and practice growth, with episodes covering topics like law firm profitability, financing options, and actionable insights for revenue enhancement. For instance, episodes include practical advice on spending tracking and financial projections, making it invaluable for legal professionals seeking development strategies.
The Circle of Trust is a safe and objective space where law firm owners and personnel uncover marketing insights to scale their practices. Whether you’re a solo practitioner or part of a multi-partner law firm, our episodes are packed with actionable advice to grow your firm, boost revenue, and achieve your goals.
Episode 46
In this episode of the Circle of Trust Podcast, hosted by law firm CMO Keith Dyer and powered by LEXGRO, Keith interviews Oakland-based attorney Arthur Bryant about his path into public interest law and his 35-year tenure building Public Justice (formerly Trial Lawyers for Public Justice).
He explains how he grew Public Justice from two people into a national organization with 43 staff, 23 lawyers, 2,700 members, and an $8 million budget, pursuing impact cases across civil rights, consumer, worker, environmental, and access-to-justice issues.
Bryant also describes his Title IX athletics litigation, his shift back to private practice in 2020, launching his own firm, and navigating marketing while anticipating increased Title IX disputes tied to House v. NCAA and schools cutting teams.
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