Inside Family Law, Mediation & Protecting Families Through Divorce | Episode #388 with Ken Kaplan

High-Perf Law Firms with Remote Teams: Hiring, Team Design & Scaling | Episode #393 w/ Raquel Gomes

Raquel Gomes is the co-founder and CEO of Staffy, where she helps law firms scale through remote staffing strategies, data-driven hiring, and team design systems that improve performance, reduce turnover, and give firm owners more time and operational freedom.

Helping Immigrants Thrive: Law, Community & Long-Term Impact | Episode #392 with Erin Lee

Erin Lee is a California immigration attorney and founder of the Law Offices of Erin J. Lee, sharing insights on immigration strategy, client advocacy, community partnerships, and helping families create greater opportunities for future generations.

Building a Purpose-Driven Law Firm: Client Care, Trust & Leadership | Episode #391 with Jim Dwyer

Jim Dwyer is an attorney, speaker, author, and founder of Bridge City Law, sharing how client-first leadership, fiduciary responsibility, and purpose-driven business practices have shaped his career and helped build the world's first personal injury B Corp law firm.

Building a Trial-Ready Law Firm: Leadership, Trust & Advocacy | Episode #390 with David Gammill

David Gammill is the founder of Gammill Law Accident & Injury Lawyers, a seasoned California trial attorney with more than 70 verdicts, sharing insights on trial advocacy, client trust, law firm leadership, and building a practice that prioritizes both results and relationships.

From Layoff to Law Firm Founder | Episode #389 with Gerald Gray II

In this episode of Partnerships for Profit, Gerald Gray II, founder of Grey Law LLC, talks about his journey from unexpected layoff to building a successful law firm grounded in resilience, faith, family, and fairness. Gerald shares how early career setbacks and diverse work experiences shaped his approach to law and client advocacy, and how he turned a difficult transition into the foundation for his own practice. He also discusses the challenges of starting a firm, balancing family life, and representing clients in personal injury, civil rights, and employment cases. This conversation highlights how adversity, purpose, and persistence can come together to build both a business and a mission-driven career.