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How One Dallas Estate Planning Attorney Stopped Being the Bottleneck—and Started Being the CEO

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By Tara Bartlett
| lawyerist.com
Ellen Williamson built a thriving estate planning firm in Dallas—and nearly became its biggest obstacle. As a true solo practitioner who prided herself on doing everything well, she found it nearly impossible to hand off substantive legal work. Through Lawyerist Lab coaching and community, Ellen developed a framework for delegating judgment, not just tasks—freeing herself from day-to-day production work and reclaiming time for the things that matter most.
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Stop Losing Money on Postage: How DocuPost Automates Mail for Law Firms

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By Stephanie Everett, Tara Bartlett, Zack Glaser
| lawyerist.com
Physical mail never really left legal practice. Demand letters, court notices, certified correspondence, client invoices—attorneys send a lot of it. What stands out is how little the process has changed and how long it takes relative to other activities. If your firm’s mailing process still involves printing, folding, stuffing envelopes, applying postage, and driving to the post office, you sense the problem.
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From Generalist to Game-Changer: How Her Corporate Counsel Built a Purpose-Driven Firm for Women Business Owners

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By Tara Bartlett
| lawyerist.com
For nearly a decade, attorney Patricia Mancabelli ran a successful but unfocused law practice near Buffalo, New York. She knew she wanted to serve women business owners—but heeded early advice to stay broad. When the pandemic forced a pause and reflection, everything changed. With coaching from Lawyerist Lab, Patti reimagined her firm from the ground up: rebranding as Her Corporate Counsel, launching a flat-rate subscription model, shedding litigation work, and hiring a virtual assistant.
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