
Jared D. Correia
Founder and CEO, Red Cave Law Firm Consulting and Contributor at Freelance
Host at The Legal Toolkit
Founder, CEO @RedCaveLegal | CoFounder, COO @Gideon_Legal | Columnist @attnyatwork | Host @LegalTalkNet | Wallaby trainer
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1 week ago |
attorneyatwork.com | Jared D. Correia
Before entering into another loosely defined relationship, consider these five smart upgrades to your client engagement agreements. Lawyers are uniquely situated to craft the parameters of the attorney-client business relationship, yet many forgo the opportunity, or, at least, leave much to interpretation and chance. Even when a fee agreement is in place, many rely on bare templates or the simplest of documents to memorialize what the attorney-client relationship means.
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2 months ago |
abovethelaw.com | Jared D. Correia |Jeremy Barker
What was a forced decision five years ago is now an option that is being warmly welcomed by law firm owners everywhere: The use of remote staff as a viable method for managing workload. Attorneys are utilizing virtual staffers (admininstrators and paralegals), as well as lawyers of all experience levels, on projects or on a fractional basis.
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Mar 4, 2025 |
abovethelaw.com | Jared D. Correia |Charles River Associates |Sean Fitzpatrick |Jeremy Barker
There are really two types of personal injury law firms: those with attorneys who are willing to go to trial, and those who would rather settle. For those true trial firms that’ll fight for every last inch, trial technology becomes an important component of what they do. Use the right stuff, and you’ve got yourself a significant competitive advantage. And for entrepreneurial attorneys, building a new practice is half the fun.
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Feb 20, 2025 |
abovethelaw.com | Jared D. Correia |Charles River Associates |Jeremy Barker
If you love to travel, it used to be that running a law firm — which, due to jurisdictional requirements, is effectively a local business — could really cramp your style. But in the post-pandemic world, not only is working outside the office more or less normalized — managing a business from a remote location has become an accepted practice, too. So what if you wanted to run your Wyoming law firm while living in Italy?
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Feb 15, 2025 |
vermontlawpracticemanagement.blogspot.com | Jared D. Correia
Setting business goals is immeasurably important, for lawyers. Business goals supported by data are measurable. But, you may not be ready for that latter part right away – that may also be true of your staff. While it’s exciting to discover new datasets, and reports – you don’t necessarily have to utilize those to build mandates within your law firm . . . at least , not right away. If you’ve never set data-based metrics before, that’s gonna be a big change for both you and your team.
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