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Building Without a Blueprint- Nobody Taught Us This Part: The Business Side of Building a Law Firm

The Right Hand · 2026-06-30 · 14 min

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Law school teaches attorneys how to practice law - but not how to run a business. In this episode, Greg Copeland explores the gap between legal expertise and law firm ownership, discussing the leadership, financial, operational, and strategic skills many attorneys must learn on their own. Especially relevant for first-generation professionals, minority-owned firms, and entrepreneurs building without established business networks, this episode offers reassurance, perspective, and practical guidance for law firm owners learning the business side of law. #SmallLawFirms #LawFirmOperations #LawFirmGrowth#LegalBusiness #NotAlone #ReubenAlan

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