The Law Firm Lab
The Law Firm Lab is a podcast for attorneys and law firm leaders who want to run their practices like businesses.
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- Sep 7, 2026
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Transitioning to Law Firm Leadership: A Guide for Aspiring Partners (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Law Firm Lab, host Margaret Burke, founder and CEO of M.B. Law Firm Consulting, is joined by consultants Kirsty Roux and Laurin Johnson to discuss the critical steps attorneys should take when aspiring to become partners in a law firm. Building on a previous conversation about succession planning for firm owners, this episode shifts focus to the perspective of attorneys aiming to rise through the ranks. The discussion covers when and how attorneys should initiate conversat
Non-Equity Vs. Equity Partner: What Law Firm Owners Need to Consider - Part 1 (opens the original)
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In this episode, consultants from MB Law Firm Consulting delves into the nuances of law firm partnerships, distinguishing between non-equity and equity partners. They emphasize the shift in mindset required as attorneys progress in their careers, highlighting the transition from individual contributor to a firm-focused leader. The discussion explores the responsibilities that come with each title, emphasizing the need for clear communication and alignment of values within the firm.
Law Firm Succession with Philip Fornaro (opens the original)
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In this episode, Philip Fornaro, host of the podcast Light bulb Moments, joins the discussion on the crucial topic of succession planning for law firms. The conversation delves into debunking common misconceptions, emphasizing the importance of early planning, and the emotional and practical aspects of transitioning leadership within a law firm.
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