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Legal AI Live(10) Legal AI Live, July 2025, Part 2* NotebookLM Is a Powerful, Source-Based AI Research ToolNotebookLM allows users to upload their own documents and sources, then interact with them through a chat-based interface. It provides reliable, citation-backed answers based only on the materials provided, making it especially useful for legal professionals who need trustworthy, source-specific information.* AI Tools Enhance Productivity and Accessibility in Legal WorkLegal professionals use AI tools like NotebookLM, Gemini, and Gamma to summarize complex documents, identify trends in training materials, and synthesize large volumes of information. These tools help make legal work more efficient and accessible...2025-08-0630 min
Legal AI Live(9) Legal AI Live, July 2025, Part 1* AI Adoption in Legal Practice Is Rapid and DiverseLegal professionals are integrating AI into their daily workflows for tasks ranging from document review and summarization to ideation and content creation. Tools like Perplexity, Gemini, and NotebookLM are being used for both legal and non-legal tasks, demonstrating the versatility and growing reliance on AI in the legal field.* AI Is Best Used for Ideation and Efficiency, Not Final Work ProductMultiple speakers emphasized that while AI is excellent for brainstorming, speeding up repetitive tasks, and providing step-by-step instructions, it should not be relied...2025-08-0425 min
Law Subscribed(134) Subscription Therapy with Lauren Lester on Estate Planning, Probate, and Tax LawIn a bonus episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss the complexities and benefits of implementing subscription models in legal services. Mathew offers Lauren insights on how to structure subscription models for different legal practices, such as estate planning, emphasizing the importance of defining subscription benefits and ensuring compliance with ethical rules. They explore ideas like offering annual meetings and quarterly check-ins, leveraging technology for administrative tasks, and partnering with financial planners for added value. Lauren shares her apprehensions about the manual aspects of subscription management and her current fixed fee...2025-07-1840 min
Legal Talk Network - Law News and Legal TopicsFresh Voices on Legal Tech with Mathew KerbisNew approaches to legal service delivery are propelling us into the future. Don’t get left behind! AI and automations are making alternative service delivery easier and more efficient than ever. Dennis & Tom welcome Mathew Kerbis to learn more about his expertise in subscription-based legal services.
As always, stay tuned for the parting shots, that one tip, website, or observation that you can use the second the podcast ends.
Have a technology question for Dennis and Tom? Call their Tech Question Hotline at 720-441-6820 for the answers to your most burning tech questions.
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The Kennedy-Mighell ReportFresh Voices on Legal Tech with Mathew KerbisNew approaches to legal service delivery are propelling us into the future. Don’t get left behind! AI and automations are making alternative service delivery easier and more efficient than ever. Dennis & Tom welcome Mathew Kerbis to learn more about his expertise in subscription-based legal services.
As always, stay tuned for the parting shots, that one tip, website, or observation that you can use the second the podcast ends.
Have a technology question for Dennis and Tom? Call their Tech Question Hotline at 720-441-6820 for the answers to your most burning tech questions.
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Legal AI Live(8) Legal AI Live, June 2025, Part 2June 2025, Part 2, Top 5 Takeaways:1. Tool Utilization and Effectiveness: Different AI platforms excel in various areas, and understanding which AI tool to use for specific tasks is crucial. This was discussed by Ben Schorr, who highlighted that while Microsoft 365's CoPilot is best for data rooted in Microsoft’s ecosystem, tools like Gemini or ChatGPT often deliver better results for more generalized queries. 2. AI and Human Interaction: The way users interact with AI can influence its responses. There was a debate on whether being mean to AI, as suggested by Robert Langster, produces better results. Dennis Ke...2025-07-1134 min
Law Subscribed(133) Parenthood: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the eighteenth (and final?) episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss integrating business with personal life, particularly parenthood. They share their experiences of running law firms while managing family responsibilities, emphasizing the importance of setting boundaries, streamlining household tasks, and achieving work-life balance. Mathew talks about the flexibility his entrepreneurial journey provides, allowing him to take on more household duties and be present for his child. Both emphasize the value of having supportive partners and communities, highlighting how parenthood can harmonize with entrepreneurship. They conclude by encouraging listeners to determine...2025-07-1132 min
Legal AI Live(7) Legal AI Live, June 2025, Part 1June 2025, Part 1, Top 5 Takeaways:1. Meta Prompting: The panel discussed the importance of meta prompting, or prompting about prompting, in creating effective AI interactions. Ben Schorr highlighted how Microsoft used prompts that crafted the best possible prompts for specific goals. Greg Kochansky mentioned using custom GPTs to craft and refine prompts, enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the AI's output.2. Iterative AI Output: Multiple participants emphasized that AI outputs should often be treated as part of an iterative process. Dennis Kennedy and Ben Schorr both mentioned using follow-up prompts to refine initial responses from AI. Greg...2025-07-0725 min
Law Subscribed(132) SOPs: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the seventeenth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss the importance of standard operating procedures (SOPs) for running a law firm in 2025, particularly for solo practitioners. They acknowledge the challenges and resistance to creating SOPs, but emphasize their role in streamlining operations and enabling automation. They explore various tech tools that can assist in documenting and automating SOPs, such as Trello, Asana, Scribe, and Perplexity AI. Mathew shares specific examples of SOPs from his practice, including client intake and refund processes, while Lauren highlights the value of writing down procedures...2025-07-0432 min
The Deerfield Public Library PodcastQueer Poem-a-Day, Year 5 Outro Episode (with Mathew Kerbis, Lisa Hiton, and Daniel Baer)Our Queer Poem-a-Day "outro" episode, featuring three "extras" for Year 5! At 02:00: Mathew Kerbis, a board member of The Friends of the Deerfield Public Library, shares details about the local 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization, dedicated to enriching the Library’s materials, services, and programs for the members of the community. Mathew shares with us some of the Library programs (like Queer Poem-a-Day!) and services that the Friends group supports, and how you can get involved. Check them out at: https://www.deerfieldlibrary.org/about/friends-of-the-library/ At 09:00: The audio of our annual Queer Poem-a-Day Capstone Lecture program, where co-directors Lisa Hiton and...2025-07-0355 min
The Law EntrepreneurThe Legal Pricing Rebellion: Why Flat Fees and Subscriptions Just Make Sense with Mathew KerbisThink the billable hour is just the way things are in law? Think again. In this eye-opening conversation, guest host Bridgit Norris sits down with The Subscription Attorney Mathew Kerbis, who shares how shifting to a subscription-based legal model can transform your practice—financially, operationally, and ethically. Mathew, founder of Subscription Attorney LLC and host of the Law Subscribed podcast, offers affordable, automation-powered legal services starting at just $20 a month. You’ll discover why traditional firm structures are failing both lawyers and clients—and how a modern, recurring-revenue model can help you build a scalable practice...2025-06-2749 min
A Different PracticeCreating a Subscription Service: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In this bonus episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Mathew Kerbis and I dive into one of the most talked-about topics in modern legal services—subscription models.Mathew walked me through how subscriptions can be structured for different practice areas, including estate planning, and offered tons of practical insight on what makes a legal subscription model work. We talked about how to define clear benefits (like annual meetings or quarterly check-ins), use tech to streamline the admin side, and even collaborate with financial planners to create more value for clients.I shared so...2025-06-2638 min
The Law Firm Owners Podcast125 - How To Use AI To Become a Lawyer of The FutureMy next guest is, Mathew Kerbis, The famous Subscription Attorney.Mathew is on a mission to affordably serve clients at scale via the subscription model and inspire attorneys (or lawyers as we call them) to abandon the billable hour.Today, what we’re covering is how to use AI the right way, ditch the billable hour, and become a lawyer of the future.To find out more about Mathew or get in contact see links here:https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerbisversehttps://www.lawsubscribed.comhttps://ma...2025-06-2440 min
A Different PracticeParenthood and Entrepreneurship: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the eighteenth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Mathew Kerbis and I got personal. We talked about what it’s really like to run a law firm and a household, especially as parents.We shared how we navigate the demands of our practices while being present for our families and the systems we've built to make it all work. For Mathew, entrepreneurship has meant the flexibility to take on more household duties and be there for his child in a way traditional legal roles didn’t allow. For me, it’s been about settin...2025-06-1931 min
DBR Chamber Podcast(10) Boost Your Biz with AI MagicIn this episode of the DBR Chamber Podcast, host Mathew Kerbis discusses how AI can boost business efficiency. He introduces the concept of AI as a powerful tool, explains the difference between generative AI and traditional machine learning, and shares insights on using tools like Perplexity, Notebook LM, Claude, and ChatGPT. Kerbis details practical applications of AI, dispels common myths, and provides useful tips. He highlights privacy concerns and the context window limitations of AI tools, and answers listener questions. The episode includes a technical exploration of various AI-powered tools designed to enhance productivity and assist in business operations.2025-06-1735 min
Law Subscribed(129) Outsourcing: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the sixteenth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss the topic of outsourcing within a law firm. They explore how to decide what to outsource, the potential benefits, and the practical challenges. Lauren shares her limited experience with outsourcing, detailing a partnership with a contract attorney for contested cases to avoid burnout from litigation. Mathew talks about his theoretical approach and future plans for outsourcing, including hiring legal externs and potentially acquiring a title company. Both emphasize the importance of standard operating procedures, efficient client experiences, and laying the groundwork...2025-06-1328 min
A Different PracticeSOPs: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the seventeenth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Mathew Kerbis and I talked all about one of the most underrated tools for solo and small firm success—standard operating procedures or SOPs.I’ll be honest: we both initially resisted creating SOPs. They can feel tedious and time-consuming when you’re just trying to keep up with your caseload. But we make the case for why SOPs are actually essential if you want to streamline your operations, build in automation, and reclaim your time.We shared the tools we use to docume...2025-06-1231 min
Legal AI Live(6) Legal AI Live, May 2025, Part 2May 2025, Part 2, Top 5 Takeaways:1. AI Hallucinations and Accuracy: There were multiple discussions around how AI sometimes generates content that is not accurate or verifiable, commonly referred to as "hallucinations." Instances like Colombo's incorrect marital status and AI suggesting fictitious accomplishments for Ben Schorr were highlighted. This showcased the importance of validating AI-generated content.2. AI in Legal Education: Dennis Kennedy shared his experiences from his AI in law class, where students created AI personal learning assistants and conducted complex prompting projects. These hands-on exercises significantly improved students' skills and comfort with AI, prompting techniques, and understanding...2025-06-0927 min
Law Subscribed(128) Costs: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the fifteenth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss strategies for keeping costs low in a small or solo law firm. They emphasize the benefits of handling tasks like bookkeeping, marketing, and client meetings themselves to avoid outsourcing expenses, thereby passing savings onto clients. They talk about using affordable or free tools such as Wave Accounting and various digital solutions to streamline operations. Topics also include the pros and cons of virtual law firms, managing credit card processing fees, the importance of regularly assessing expenses, and making strategic decisions about...2025-06-0635 min
A Different PracticeOutsourcing: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the sixteenth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Mathew Kerbis and I explored a big growth topic for solos and small firm owners—outsourcing.We talked about how to decide what to outsource, the benefits it can bring to your business (and your sanity), and the practical challenges that come with it. I shared my limited but strategic experience with outsourcing, including how I partnered with a contract attorney for contested cases to help avoid burnout from litigation. Mathew shared his more theoretical approach and future plans, from hiring legal externs to even co...2025-06-0527 min
Legal AI Live(5) Legal AI Live, May 2025, Part 1May 2025, Part 1, Top 5 Takeaways:1. Panelists discussed practical applications of AI in legal practice, including its use in depositions and handling administrative tasks. - Example: Geo Bellas shared how AI tools helped him during depositions by providing real-time information.2. AI's utility and reliability were debated, particularly in legal research and technical documentation. - Example: Ben Schorr highlighted issues like AI producing outdated or incorrect technical steps and the necessity for users to verify information.3. A significant concern was AI hallucinations—instances where AI fabricates or misrepresents information, such as citing no...2025-06-0227 min
Law Subscribed(127) Finances: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the fourteenth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss their approaches to budgeting, financial planning, and tracking expenses, sharing practical tips and personal anecdotes on handling cash flow, leveraging credit card rewards, and making smart financial decisions. Mathew provides insights into maximizing rewards through credit card strategies and utilizing tools like Amazon Business Prime, while Lauren elaborates on the importance of consistent tracking and the profit-first method. They also touch on the significance of managing payroll taxes and quarterly estimates, emphasizing the need for informed financial planning to sustain and...2025-05-3041 min
Legal AI Live(4) Legal AI Live, April 2025In April, we discussed:1. Practical applications and benefits of Paxton, Perplexity, and NotebookLM.2. The importance of understanding specific needs and applications before selecting AI tools, such as budget, ease of use, and security (e.g., HIPAA compliance).3. Learning effective prompting for optimizing the use of AI.4. Budget constraints and the cost-effectiveness of AI tools compared to hiring associates.5. Suggestion for more practical tech-oriented teachings at legal conferences, including sessions by tech providers to allow deeper understanding and engagement.6. Recognized the rapid pace of AI development and the...2025-05-1657 min
Legal AI Live(3) Legal AI Live, March 2025In March 2025, we discussed:1. Practical use of AI tools for tasks such as preparing for trials, generating opening statements, researching legal precedents, and drafting legal documents.2. Examination of studies comparing AI tools with human lawyers in terms of efficiency, accuracy, and time saved, along with skepticism regarding academic evaluations versus real-world applications.3. Personal anecdotes and experiment results shared by participants, including the use of deep research functions, drafting capabilities, and innovative approaches like setting up shared client files.4. Discussions on the evolution of AI capabilities, ethical considerations, the potential replacement of...2025-05-1553 min
Legal AI Live(2) Legal AI Live, February 2025In February 2025:- Dennis Kennedy shared his experience with scenario planning and using various AI tools for education and thought experiments.- Carolyn Elefant used AI for drafting a scholarly article and speeding up citation processes.- George Bellas leveraged AI for preparing legal briefs and jury trial messages.- Kimberly Bennett focused on integrating AI into operational workflows while managing the proliferation of new tools.- Nicole Morris discussed law students' apprehensions and her own exploratory use of AI tools.- Cat Moon mentioned a project...2025-05-1453 min
Legal AI Live(1) Legal AI Live, January 2025In January 2025, we discussed:-The rapid evolution and impact of AI on the legal profession, particularly emphasizing its integration into law practices and education.-Experiences with various AI tools, such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini Advanced, and legal-specific ones like Paxton and Clio-Cloud-Based Legal Technology Duo.-The need for legal professionals to embrace AI despite the challenges of hallucinations and data privacy, recognizing AI's potential to reduce costs and improve efficiency.-The importance of AI literacy for law students and practicing attorneys to bridge the skills gap and address...2025-05-1352 min
Law Subscribed(124) Pricing: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the thirteenth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss the shifts in legal service pricing in the ever-evolving tech-powered, AI-efficient world. They discuss the obsolescence of billable hours and advocate for value-based pricing models like flat fees and subscription services, explaining their benefits for both law firms and clients. Mathew shares insights on using a subscription model to offer accessible legal counsel and manage cash flow, leveraging his experiences with different tiers and project-based pricing. They emphasize the importance of clearly defining the scope of services, setting client expectations, and...2025-05-0942 min
Law Subscribed(123) AI Part 2: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the twelfth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, in Part 2 of a two-part topic, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss the integration of AI in legal practice, particularly focusing on the evolution of AI tools for lawyers. They highlight various AI tools like Google NotebookLM, Clio, MyCase, AffiniPay, Filevine, Perplexity, Notion, Paxton, and others, explaining how these can help law firms save time, enhance knowledge management, and improve efficiency. They emphasize the importance of effectively using AI prompts, staying updated with emerging tools through platforms like Perplexity and the website “There's an AI for that” and...2025-05-0227 min
Law Subscribed(121) AI Part 1: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the eleventh episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss the role of AI in Part 1 of a two-part topic. They explore various AI tools, emphasizing tools like Claude for improving language tasks, Google’s NotebookLM for managing documents, and the deep research capabilities of Gemini. Lauren highlights her experiences with AI tools like Claude for enhancing daily workflows and reducing the fear around AI adoption. Mathew covers the importance of leveraging AI for both administrative and substantive legal tasks, mentioning the integration of AI functionalities in tools lawyers already use, su...2025-04-1824 min
Law Practice TodayThe Subscription Model Revolution in Law with Mathew KerbisJoin us on the latest episode of the Law Practice Today podcast as we dive into the intriguing concept of subscription pricing in the legal industry with expert guest Mathew Kerbis. Mathew, fondly known as 'The Subscription Attorney,' shares his journey from traditional hourly billing to founding his own subscription-based practice. Discover valuable insights on the business advantages of ditching the billable hour, building client trust, leveraging AI, and creating a sustainable law firm. Whether you're a small business owner looking for affordable legal services or a legal professional considering innovative pricing models, this podcast is packed with...2025-04-1517 min
Law Subscribed(120) Software Part 2: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the tenth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss the tools and essential software in Part 2 of a two-part topic. They explore various platforms for creating, managing, and securing legal documents, including CLE materials, document automation tools like Gavel, and communication apps such as Talkroot and Google Voice. Both emphasize the importance of data security, backups, and efficient password management, highlighting tools like Backblaze and Apple's integrated solutions. Additionally, they touch on marketing strategies, including the use of Canva, MailChimp, and social media engagement to increase visibility and attract clients...2025-04-1129 min
Law Subscribed(119) Software Part 1: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the ninth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss the essential software tools in Part 1 of a two-part topic. They highlight the importance of using scheduling tools like Calendly and Acuity, payment processors such as Stripe and LawPay, and having a website for online presence. They also emphasize the value of document automation platforms, task management systems like ClickUp, and email management strategies. Both emphasize balancing cost and necessity, with an eye on future-proofing through integration and automation, while steering clear of the more complex AI discussions for a dedicated...2025-04-0428 min
Impact PricingReimagining Legal Fees: How AI and Subscription Models Create Win-Win Solutions with Mathew KerbisMathew Kerbis is The Subscription Attorney who is on a mission to affordably serve latent legal market clients at scale via the subscription model and inspire attorneys to abandon the billable hour. He founded the law firm Subscription Attorney LLC. In this episode, Mathew shares how he's leveraging subscription pricing to disrupt the traditional billable hour model in the legal industry, making legal services more accessible. He highlights his strategy of targeting an underserved market while offering premium pricing options for higher-value clients. Mathew emphasizes his business's profitability, operating with minimal expenses while maintaining a large margin...2025-03-3129 min
The 80/20 Principle304: Subscription Pricing for Transactional Lawyers (with Mathew Kerbis)Mathew Kerbis transitioned his billable hour practice to one that uses subscription pricing exclusively. Find out how he did this, and how subscription pricing works for transactional lawyers. Also discover how AI is making it work even better. In this episode, you will hear: Transitioning from billable hours to subscription-based legal services Integration of AI tools to enhance legal workflows and client satisfaction Flexible pricing strategies and maintaining low operating expenses Insights from other entrepreneurs on technology-driven innovation Benefits of project-based tracking over traditional time tracking Resources from this Episode Mathew's website: The Subscription...2025-03-1840 min
Law Subscribed(116) Hardware Part 2: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the eighth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss essential hardware for running a law firm in 2025, emphasizing technological tools to enhance efficiency in Part 2 of a two-part topic. They cover topics such as the importance of camera and lighting setups for professional video calls, the benefits of using standing desks and working-treadmills for health, and the significance of high-quality microphones and sound treatment for clear audio in podcasting and virtual meetings. They also delve into audio mixers, various microphone setups, and practical tips for maintaining a streamlined, professional appearance...2025-03-1421 min
Law Subscribed(115) Hardware Part 1: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the seventh episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis the essential hardware needed to run a law firm in Part 1 of a two-part topic. They share their personal setups and evolving experiences with technology, highlighting the importance of having the right hardware for various tasks such as content creation, client meetings, and court appearances. Mathew explains his use of the Mac Mini, an ultrawide monitor, and a teleprompter for eye contact during virtual meetings, while Lauren describes her transition from a MacBook Air to a MacBook Pro and her use of...2025-03-0724 min
Law Subscribed(113) Technology: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the sixth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss how they evaluate and discover new technology for their practices. They emphasize the importance of identifying specific needs before adopting new tech tools and warn against “shiny object syndrome.” They discover new technology through various channels including podcasts, ads, client recommendations, and industry newsletters. They stress the importance of hands-on testing through demos before committing to new software and discuss how they evaluate the cost-benefit ratio of tech investments, particularly for flat-fee practices where hourly calculations don’t apply. They note that w...2025-02-2134 min
Law Subscribed(112) Pitching: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the fifth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis discuss strategies for pitching legal services and creating marketing materials. They explore the challenges of crafting effective elevator pitches, particularly when handling multiple practice areas. The hosts share their experiences with different pitching approaches, including Kerbis’ memorable marketing jingle and Lester’s focus on “protecting your peace.” They emphasize the importance of using simple, non-legal language and focusing on solving client problems rather than highlighting attorney credentials. They delve into practical marketing tools, with both hosts praising Canva for creating professional marketing material...2025-02-1430 min
The RelayS2, E3: Billing Subscription Model with Mathew KerbisIn this episode, Gabriel Stiritz interviews Mathew Kerbis, founder of the Subscription Attorney, discussing the innovative subscription billing model for legal services. They explore the benefits of this model, including predictable revenue, efficiency, and improved client relationships. Mathew shares insights on the challenges faced by lawyers in adopting this model and the potential of AI to enhance legal services. The conversation also addresses the access to justice gap and the need for a shift in the legal profession towards more affordable and accessible services.
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Law Subscribed(111) Marketing: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the fourth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Mathew and Lauren discuss their approaches to law firm marketing and client acquisition. They share their strategies for managing initial client contact, emphasizing the importance of streamlined processes like online scheduling and clear website communication. Both eschew traditional “About Me” pages on their websites in favor of problem-focused content. Their marketing approaches differ: Kerbis focuses on in-person networking and community involvement, while Lester emphasizes video content and YouTube presence. They discuss the importance of creating content that provides value to potential clients, whether through educational videos, podcasts (like...2025-02-0737 min
A Different PracticeMarketing: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the fifth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Mathew Kerbis and I tackled a challenge every lawyer faces—how to pitch your services without sounding like, well…a lawyer.We talked about the struggle of crafting a great elevator pitch, especially when you have more than one practice area. Mathew even shared how he created a marketing jingle to stand out (yes, really!), while I talked about how I focus my messaging around helping clients “protect their peace.”One of the biggest lessons we’ve both learned? Keep it simple. Ditch the legal...2025-02-0630 min
A Different PracticeFinding Clients: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the fourth episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Mathew Kerbis and I dove into one of my favorite topics—law firm marketing and how to actually get clients.We shared the strategies we use to manage that all-important first client contact, from streamlining online scheduling to making sure our websites clearly communicate how we can help. One thing we both avoid? Those outdated “About Me” pages. Instead, we focus on creating content that speaks directly to the problems our clients are trying to solve.When it comes to marketing tactics, Mathew and I...2025-01-3036 min
Law Subscribed(109) Learning: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the third episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Mathew and Lauren discuss how lawyers can continuously learn and stay updated. They explore various resources for both legal and business knowledge, emphasizing the importance of finding trustworthy content. Mathew discusses using bar association memberships and Lexology for legal updates, while both hosts stress the value of learning from non-legal business resources. They recommend podcasts like “This Week in Startups,” newsletters like Justin Welsh’s “Sad Saturday Solopreneur,” and mention valuable legal resources like MyShingle.com and Laura Frederick’s “How to Contract.” They share their content consumption stra...2025-01-2429 min
A Different PracticeLearning and Staying Up-to-Date: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the third episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Mathew Kerbis and I tackled a big question: how do you keep learning and stay up to date without completely overwhelming yourself?We shared the resources we rely on for both legal updates and business growth. Mathew talked about using bar association memberships and Lexology to stay current on legal developments, and we both agreed that some of the best business advice actually comes from outside the legal world.I shared some of my favorite go-to resources, like the Business Made Simple and...2025-01-2328 min
Law Subscribed(108) Branding: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the second episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Mathew and Lauren have a candid discussion about the importance of law firm naming decisions and practice pivots. The hosts share their experiences with different naming approaches - one chose a traditional surname-based name while the other opted for a descriptive name reflecting their niche. They explore how firm names can impact client perceptions, marketing, and the ability to pivot services later. The discussion then shifts to the challenges and process of pivoting law practices, emphasizing that such changes often take significant time and careful consideration. Lauren...2025-01-1733 min
A Different PracticeBranding: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025In the second episode of How to Run a Law Firm in 2025, Mathew Kerbis and I had a candid conversation about something every solo attorney wrestles with at some point—how to choose the right name for your firm and when (or if) to pivot your practice.We shared our own naming journeys—Mathew chose a descriptive name that reflects his niche, while I went the more traditional route with a surname-based name. We explored how your firm’s name can shape client perceptions, affect your marketing, and even make it easier (or harder) to pivot your servic...2025-01-1633 min
Law Subscribed(107) Entities: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025Attorneys Mathew Kerbis and Lauren Lester kick off their joint series on How to Run a Law Firm in 2025!In a candid discussion about choosing business entities for law firms, Mathew and Lauren share their experiences and insights for new lawyers starting or running their own practices. Both initially chose to form LLCs, with Lauren using Google for research nine years ago and Mathew following the example of previous firms where he worked and checking with his state’s Supreme Court. They emphasize that while the entity choice is important, new lawyers shouldn’t let perfect be the...2025-01-1026 min
A Different PracticeEntity Formation: How to Run a Law Firm in 2025I recently sat down with Mathew Kerbis to kick off our new series on How to Run a Law Firm in 2025!In this first conversation, we dove into a topic that trips up a lot of new solo attorneys: choosing the right business entity for your firm. We shared our own experiences—how I used Google to figure it out nine years ago (yep, really!) and how Mathew followed the lead of the firms he’d worked for and checked with his state’s Supreme Court. Spoiler: neither approach was perfect, but they got the job done.O...2025-01-0926 min
Founding Partner PodcastThe Subscription AttorneyWhat if lawyers didn’t charge by the hour? Mathew Kerbis, "The Subscription Attorney," is breaking tradition and redefining how legal services are delivered. In this revolutionary approach, clients pay a predictable monthly fee, creating trust, value, and proactive solutions. But can subscription law genuinely work for all practice areas—and could it reshape the industry forever? Discover how Mathew is challenging the status quo and inspiring lawyers everywhere to rethink what’s possible.2025-01-0759 min
The RelayEpisode 12: 2024 Year In Review with Mathew KerbisIn this episode, Gabriel Stiritz and Mathew Kerbis discuss the transformative impact of AI on the legal profession, particularly for personal injury law firms. They explore various AI tools, including Paxton, and their ability to enhance efficiency and productivity. The conversation also delves into the future of agentic AI, which promises to automate tasks and reduce workloads for lawyers. Key takeaways include the importance of leveraging AI for better outcomes and the need for law firms to adopt these technologies to stay competitive.2024-12-3020 min
Profit with Law: Profitable Law Firm GrowthBreaking Free from Billable Hours: Reimagining Law with Subscription-Based Legal Services with Mathew Kerbis - 459Send us a textShownotes can be found at https://www.profitwithlaw.com/459.Are you frustrated with the limitations of the billable hour model in your legal practice?Join Moshe Amsel and Mathew Kerbis, the Subscription Attorney and host of the Law Subscribed podcast, as they delve deep into why predictable pricing models like subscription, flat fee, and value-based pricing are revolutionizing client relationships and business outcomes. Mathew shares his journey of transitioning from insurance defense to establishing Subscription Attorney LLC, and...2024-12-1250 min
Lawyers Who Learn#6 Learning Through Starting a Subscription Practice (Alternative Pricing 2 of 4)In part 2 of the Lawyers Who Learn series on Alternative Pricing, host David Schnurman, CEO of Lawline, welcomes Mathew Kerbis, a passionate advocate for subscription models in the legal industry. They discuss the nuances of value-based pricing versus traditional billing, the importance of continuous education, and the potential of AI tools like Descript.
Matthew shares his transition from big law to owning a subscription-based solo practice, emphasizing the power of mentorship and teaching as fundamentally intertwined with law practice. Tune in to get inspired and gain insights on adopting innovative legal service models to grow your legal...2024-11-2155 min
DBR Chamber PodcastDBR Chamber Podcast TrailerI am thrilled to announce the brand new DBR Chamber podcast. I'm Mathew Kerbis, current DBR Chamber board member, and your host of the new podcast.The podcast is going to help elevate the awareness in our community about your business. For Platinum members, that means included in your Platinum benefit is an interview with me, so that we could do a deep dive on who you are, what your business is and what it brings to the community of Deerfield, Bannockburn and Riverwoods.Not a Platinum member but still interested in appearing on the...2024-11-1302 min
The Lawyer Millionaire™: The #1 Show for Law Firm Growth & Financial FreedomWhy the Billable Hour is Dead: Unlock Explosive Growth with a Subscription Model ft. Matthew Kerbis (Ep. 83)In a landscape where the billable hour increasingly feels like a relic of the past, could there be a more efficient and lucrative way to run your law firm? On this episode, guest Mathew Kerbis details the numerous advantages of shifting from the traditional billable hour to a subscription-based model. As the founder of “Subscription … Read More Read More2024-10-0737 min
The VIBE with Kelly CardenasEP #493 MATHEW KERBIS - THE SUBSCRIPTION ATTORNEYTHE VIBE
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You Are A Lawyer: Take Risks and Change Careers in Law[REWIND] How to Implement a Subscription Model for Legal Services feat. Mathew KerbisMathew Kerbis, the innovative subscription attorney, shared insights on his unique subscription-based legal services for freelancers and small business owners in this episode. He discussed his transition from litigation to transactional law, the inspiration behind starting his law practice, and the importance of access to justice through his subscription model. Tune in to learn more about how Mathew is revolutionizing the legal field with his innovative business model.Lawyer Side HustlesMathew Kerbis, the Subscription Attorney, shared his experience of starting his virtual law practice with a subscription-based model while running a...2024-08-1536 min
Ditching HourlyMatt Kerbis - Bridging the Justice Gap with Subscription Legal ServicesMatt Kerbis, also known as the Subscription Attorney, joined me on Ditching Hourly to share his novel approach to ditching hourly billing in the legal space with a subscription model.Matt's bio from his website: ”My name is Mathew Kerbis, I’m The Subscription Attorney, and I believe subscriptions can help bridge the access to justice gap and incentivize attorneys to modernize and scale their practice like never before.”Matt's links:Website: https://www.lawsubscribed.com/aboutLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerbisverse/Substack: htt...2024-08-1350 min
LawDroid Manifesto PodcastThe Subscription Attorney: Mathew KerbisHey there Legal Rebels! 👋This is the tenth episode of the 2024 season of the LawDroid Manifesto podcast, where I will be interviewing key legal innovators to learn how they do what they do.If you want to discover how a pioneering attorney is revolutionizing the way legal services are delivered and making them more accessible and affordable to clients through subscriptions, you need to listen to this episode. Mathew Kerbis is at the forefront of the subscription-based legal services model and has a unique experience and point of view that is transforming the industry.R...2024-06-3057 min
The Geek In ReviewExploring the Subscription-Based Legal Services Model with Mathew Kerbis and Jack Shelton
In this episode of The Geek in Review, hosts Greg Lambert and Marlene Gebauer, along with special co-host Toby Brown of DV8 Legal Strategies, discuss the subscription-based legal services model with Mathew Kerbis, founder of Subscription Attorney, LLC, and Jack Shelton, co-founder of Aegis Space Law. The guests share their experiences and insights on adopting a subscription-based model as an alternative to the traditional billable hour.
Mathew Kerbis explains that his inspiration for transitioning to a subscription and flat fee model stemmed from the realization that many attorneys, including himself, could not afford their own billable rates. H...2024-05-3046 min
Smart Lawyers Position to TransitionBuilding a Saleable Law Firm through Subscription Services with Mathew KerbisIn this episode of Smart Lawyers Position to Transition, our host, Victoria Collier, sits down with guest Mathew Kerbis to discuss his subscription-based law firm and the departure from the traditional billable hour model. Discover why this model not only enhances access to justice but also attracts a larger clientele and boosts revenue for law firms. Key Takeaways: • The debate around billable hours • The subscription model • Artificial Intelligence and Automation About our guest: Mathew Kerbis is The Subscription Attorney. He’s on a mission to affordably serve...2024-04-1126 min
The Tech Savvy LawyerEpisode #85: Episode 85: Redefining Legal Services, Mathew Kerbis on Subscription Law and Tech Efficiency.After nine years in private practice, Mathew founded Subscription Attorney LLC, pioneering a model that leverages automation and artificial intelligence to provide accessible legal services. Mathew is a recipient of the James I. Keane Award and a member of the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System’s Above the Line Network. Also, he placed third in the Individual category for the American Legal Technology Awards, solidifying his impact on legal innovation. In this episode, Mathew and I explore the innovative realm of subscription-based legal services. He covers topics from efficient workflows to ethical considerations an...2024-04-0254 min
The Tech Savvy LawyerBonus Episode: Unleashing Tech at the 2024 ABA Tech Show a Cross Podcast Examination With Mathew Kerbis and Your Tech-Savvy LawyerBonus Episode: Unleashing Tech at the 2024 ABA Tech Show a Cross Podcast Examination With Mathew Kerbis and Your Tech-Savvy Lawyer In this special edition of the Tech Savvy Lawyer Podcast, I am thrilled to host a dynamic conversation between Mathew Kerbis, the distinguished “Subscription Attorney” and a recent recipient of the James Keane Award. Together, we provide a comprehensive recap and insightful analysis of the groundbreaking innovations showcased at the ABA Tech Show 2024 in Chicago. In our conversation, we cover the following: [02:14] Tech Show Takeaways: AI in Legal Innovation [07:27] Beyond Billable Hour...2024-03-1954 min
On the Road with Legal Talk NetworkTECHSHOW 2024: Podcasting for Lawyers - Mastering the Medium with AIShould you start a podcast for your law firm? Showcasing your expertise could be a great way to engage new clients, but where do you begin? Co-hosts Gyi Tsakalakis and Laurence Colletti chat with Patrick Wright and Mathew Kerbis about their TECHSHOW talk on podcasting for lawyers. They talk through a DIY approach to podcasting, discussing gear and technology, AI-powered workflows, content creation and scheduling, and other basics to help you consider whether a podcast might be right for your law firm. Patrick A. Wright is managing partner of The Wright Firm, LLP, a law firm based i...2024-02-2120 min
Legal Talk Network - Law News and Legal TopicsTECHSHOW 2024: Podcasting for Lawyers - Mastering the Medium with AIShould you start a podcast for your law firm? Showcasing your expertise could be a great way to engage new clients, but where do you begin? Co-hosts Gyi Tsakalakis and Laurence Colletti chat with Patrick Wright and Mathew Kerbis about their TECHSHOW talk on podcasting for lawyers. They talk through a DIY approach to podcasting, discussing gear and technology, AI-powered workflows, content creation and scheduling, and other basics to help you consider whether a podcast might be right for your law firm. Patrick A. Wright is managing partner of The Wright Firm, LLP, a law firm based i...2024-02-2120 min
Lawyers Who LeadABA Tech Show 2024: Leading by Changing the Billing Model with Mathew KerbisIn this week long series, Lawyers Who Lead covers insights from 2024 ABA Tech Show in Chicago, Illinois.
In episode four, we interview Mathew Kerbis, founder of Subscription Attorney, a law firm offering limited scope legal services through a monthly subscription model. Having spent nine years in private practice, Mathew started the Subscription Attorney in a bid to abandon the traditional billable hour.
Inspired by companies like Costco and Amazon Prime, Mathew explains how the subscription model has not only proven beneficial for both lawyers and clients, but also covers aspects of DEI, attorney wellness and...2024-02-1912 min
Power Up Your PracticeEp 3: Legal Innovation with The Subscription Attorney, Mathew KerbisIn this episode of Power Up Your Practice, Ruby Powers speaks with Mathew Kerbis, The Subscription Attorney, who is reshaping the legal landscape with a focus on the subscription model over billable hours. Based in Chicago, he runs Subscription Attorney LLC, advocating for a more scalable and client-friendly legal practice, as discussed on his podcast, Law Subscribed.
Tune in to the episode to hear about:
* Billing Revolution: Mathew Kerbis is on a mission to replace billable hours with a subscription-based legal model.
* Subscription Advocate: As the Subscription Attorney, Kerbis urges lawyers to adopt su...2024-02-0244 min
Everything Except the Law - Presented by Answering LegalPreviewing ABA TECHSHOW 2024Episode 53 of the "Everything Except The Law" podcast has arrived! This time we're speaking with ABA TECHSHOW 2024 presenters Mathew Kerbis and Gyi Tsakalakis.In this episode, Mathew, Gyi and host Nick Werker discuss what lawyers should know about attending the ABA TECHSHOW, how to make the most of your time in Chicago, what types of AI discussions will take place at the event this year and much more!About our guests: Mathew Kerbis is The Subscription Attorney. He’s on a mission to get more attorneys to adopt the subscription model and abandon the bi...2024-02-0140 min
Everything Except the Law - Presented by Answering LegalPreviewing ABA TECHSHOW 2024Episode 53 of the "Everything Except The Law" podcast has arrived! This time we're speaking with ABA TECHSHOW 2024 presenters Mathew Kerbis and Gyi Tsakalakis.
In this episode, Mathew, Gyi and host Nick Werker discuss what lawyers should know about attending the ABA TECHSHOW, how to make the most of your time in Chicago, what types of AI discussions will take place at the event this year and much more!
About our guests:
Mathew Kerbis is The Subscription Attorney. He’s on a mission to get more attorneys to adopt the subscription model and abandon the bi...2024-02-0140 min
SmartStay Show - Short Term Rental Counsel + Coaching | Airbnb Hosting TipsThis Subscription Model Will Transform Your Legal Practice (Here’s How) | Mathew KerbisIn this episode, we're speaking with a legal visionary, the one and only Matthew Kerbis! Join us as we delve into his novel approach to law, breaking barriers with subscription services and harnessing technology like never before.Matthew is a trailblazer in the legal industry, pioneering the subscription law model and empowering both clients and attorneys in new ways. As the founder of his innovative subscription-based practice, Matthew is helping bridge the access to justice gap. Through personalized packages and predictable pricing, Matthew ensures clients can get the help they need without worrying about...2023-12-0537 min
The Soul of Enterprise: Business in the Transformation EconomyThe Subscription Attorney: Interview with Mathew KerbisThis week Ron and Ed welcome Mathew Kerbis, aka The Subscription Attorney to talk about, you guessed it, subscription-based lawyering. His firm, Subscription Attorney LLC was founded in 2022 and is a modern law firm offering legal advice starting at $19.99/month, to help provide affordable access to legal advice for small business owners, freelancers, and everyday people. As usual the conversation with be mind-bending.2023-09-2955 min
Legal Tech StartUp Focus PodcastEpisode 53 of the Legal Tech StartUp Focus Podcast -- A Conversation with Mathew Kerbis, founder of Subscription Attorney and evangelist for the subscription legal services business model Mat Kerbis founded Subscription Attorney LLC to offer legal services through recurring monthly fees rather than hourly billing; in that way better aligning incentives between lawyer and client. Going solo allowed Mat the freedom to innovate with new billing models, which is harder at larger firms wedded to the billable hour. The subscription model expands affordable access to legal help, helping close the "justice gap." Mat leverages legal tech and other automation strategies to work efficiently and keep costs low as a virtual solo practitioner who charges on a subscription basis. When developing their product offerings, legal tech companies should consider the...2023-07-2444 min
Who Wrote That Up For You?Mathew Kerbis, SubscriptionAttorney.com - Who Wrote That Up For You? Jun 20, 2023Mathew Kerbis is an Illinois attorney and founder of SubscriptionAttorney.com, an innovative model for delivering legal services to people who can't afford the traditional large retainer and billable hour. Mathew is an advocate for access to justice for the broader middle class. He focuses his practice and his company on serving the latent legal market and helping clients avoid litigation.
The entry price for SubscriptionAttorney.com starts at less than $20 per month. Clients who need litigation consulting and help to navigate Illinois courts can access his services for as little as $150 per month, far below the...2023-06-2128 min
Everything Except the Law - Presented by Answering LegalExploring The Next Evolution Of Legal Billing With Attorney Mathew KerbisEpisode 47 of the "Everything Except The Law" podcast has arrived! This time we're speaking with Mathew Kerbis, The Subscription Attorney. In this episode, Mathew and podcast host Nick Werker discuss whether it still makes sense for attorneys to utilize hourly billing models, important lessons Mathew wishes he had learned during law school, why attorneys must be learning how to use AI technology right now and much more!About our guest:Mathew Kerbis is The Subscription Attorney. He’s on a mission to get more attorneys to adopt the subscription model and abandon the billable ho...2023-06-0840 min
Everything Except the Law - Presented by Answering LegalExploring The Next Evolution Of Legal Billing With Attorney Mathew Kerbis
Episode 47 of the "Everything Except The Law" podcast has arrived! This time we're speaking with Mathew Kerbis, The Subscription Attorney.
In this episode, Mathew and podcast host Nick Werker discuss whether it still makes sense for attorneys to utilize hourly billing models, important lessons Mathew wishes he had learned during law school, why attorneys must be learning how to use AI technology right now and much more!
About our guest:
Mathew Kerbis is The Subscription Attorney. He’s on a mission to get more attorneys to adopt the subscription model and abandon the billable hour. He founded the law fi...2023-06-0840 min
A Different Practice14: Lessons Learned from Solo Practice with Mathew Kerbis (Part 2)In this second of our two-part conversation with Mathew Kerbis, we share tips and insights for solo lawyers looking to build and grow their practice. Lauren and Mathew discuss different website platforms that can work for your goals and what to consider when choosing one. Starting out as a solo lawyer can be tough, so we share some tips on how to supplement your income and build your reputation. We talk about how to find freelance work, take on pro bono cases, and build your network.Your brand is how people perceive you a...2023-05-0926 min
Law Subscribed(21.5) Will AI End the Billable Hour? With special guest, Carolyn Elefant, of MyShingle and the Law Firm AI-ccelerator Program (LAW SUBSCRIBED LIVE! 5/5/2023)Originally went live on May 5, 2023 as a LinkedIn Live event.Carolyn Elefant and Mathew Kerbis, solo law firm founders, discuss whether AI will be the end of the billable hour and Carolyn's new Law Firm StartUp AI-ccelerator.Check out my new show, the Law for Kids Podcast.Get Connected with SixFifty, a business and employment legal document automation tool.Sign up for Gavel using the code LAWSUBSCRIBED to get 10% off an annual subscription.Visit Law Subscribed to subscribe to the Substack newsletter to get notified about every episode, listen from your web browser, and for additional content.Follow @lawsubscribed everywhere.Sign up for the Subscription Seminar waitlist at 2023-05-0836 min
A Different Practice13: Lessons Learned from Solo Practice with Mathew Kerbis (Part 1)Have you been thinking about opening your own law firm? Are you a solo lawyer looking to level up your practice? Well, have we got a treat for you! In this first of a two-part episode, Lauren sits down with Mathew Kerbis, the Subscription Attorney, to discuss their experience as two solo lawyers running their own firms.We start off by exploring the advantages of virtual practice, including the flexibility it offers, the ability to reach a wider market, and the reduced overhead costs. We also share the specific accounting strategies we use and the tech...2023-04-2830 min
Rise and Real EstateProviding Affordable Access to Legal Advice with Mathew Kerbis, Subscription Attorney LLC | EP 19In this video interview, we explore the benefits of subscription legal services for business owners, freelancers, and everyday people. Our guest, Mathew Kerbis, is the founder of Subscription Attorney LLC- A modern law firm offering subscriptions starting at $19.99/month, with the mission to provide affordable access to legal advice.
Mathew shares insights into how his firm is providing affordable access to legal advice, helping individuals and businesses to navigate legal issues without breaking the bank. We delve into the different types of subscription legal services available and how they can benefit different types of clients. Our guest...2023-04-1143 min
The Legal NetworkMathew Kerbis: The Attorney Making Waves in the Legal IndustryAttorney Mathew Kerbis has been making waves in the legal industry with his innovative approach and dedication to client success. In a recent episode of The Legal Network, hosted by Alicia Dale, Mathew shares his journey to becoming a successful attorney and offers insights on navigating the legal landscape.With over a decade of experience in the legal field, Kerbis has seen his fair share of challenges and triumphs. His passion for helping clients succeed has driven him to think outside the box and develop creative solutions to complex legal problems. This dedication has earned h...2023-03-1720 minOn the Road with Legal Talk NetworkTECHSHOW 2023: The Fourth Dimension - Law in the MetaverseThe newest market for legal professionals may not exist in the physical world, but legal matters in the metaverse are very real, opening up a host of opportunities for attorneys. Kristen Roberts, Diane Littlejohn, and Mathew Kerbis talk us through the basics of the metaverse and its expanding need for legal services.Kristen G. Roberts, Founder & Managing Attorney at Trestle Law, APC is a California-based intellectual property attorney who helps business owners build a bridge from their brands to their bank accounts.Diane Littlejohn is an attorney currently serving as the Executive Director of the...2023-03-0721 min
Law Subscribed(11.5) Should I Start a Law Firm? With special guest, Lauren Lester of A Different Practice (LAW SUBSCRIBED LIVE! 2/28/2023)Originally went live on February 28, 2023 as a LinkedIn Audio event.Lauren Lester and Mathew Kerbis, true solo law firm founders, have a conversation and answer questions about starting a law firm to help attorneys recently laid off learn about how to pivot to starting an innovative practice and obtain work-life balance by not billing by the hour.Check out A Different Practice and its Podcast. Check out my new show, the Law for Kids Podcast.Get Connected with SixFifty, a business and employment legal document automation tool.Sign up for Gavel...2023-03-0158 min
The Law EntrepreneurCreating a Subscription-Based Law Firm with the Subscription Attorney, Mathew KerbisToday, my guest is Mathew Kerbis. Mathew is an attorney in downtown Chicago, and he recently went solo out after spending some time in the litigation world in a bigger law firm. He has launched his solo practice based entirely on the subscription model. What's really interesting about his approach is that he has envisioned a provision of legal services in much the same way as say a gym would provide services to their members with a base fee, and then extras added on, so to speak. I'll let him explain more of that to you in the podcast...2023-02-0643 min
You Are A Lawyer: Take Risks and Change Careers in LawHow Subscription-Based Legal Services are Providing Access to Justice featuring Mathew KerbisSubscription-based law firms are shaking up the legal practice in BIG ways. Many actions that lawyers complete, drafting documents, reviewing files, monitoring trademarks, etc. can be paid for on a subscription model and Mathew Kerbis wants to convince you of this. And you will believe him. Kerbis, as he prefers to be called, even shared the magic of subscription-based legal service with his employer. The insurance defense company ultimately decided to keep their billable hour requirements, but this did not deter Kerbis. Transparent pricing, transparent agreements, and having the feeling that you could do th...2022-12-0836 min
The Accidental LandlordAttorney Mathew Kerbis Shares Legal Advice for Self-Managing LandlordsMathew Kerbis joins us to share his expertise as a subscription attorney. He left a firm to start his own practice, which offers affordable and transparent pricing. Kerbis provides landlord/tenant law services. Host Peter McKenzie and Mathew discuss what self-managing landlords (and landlords in general) need to know when it comes to protecting themselves legally and how to avoid common legal mistakes. Want to get in touch with Peter and the Rincon team? Email Podcast@RinconManagement.com Guest: Mathew Kerbis of Subscription Attorney Connect with the Rincon team on social media: Facebook | Twitt...2022-12-0741 min
The Business SamuraiHow to Hire a Lawyer with a Subscription with Mathew KerbisMy next guest on the business samurai podcast is Mathew Kerbis who is trying to revolutionize the legal industry with subscription based attorney fees. He is trying to lower the barrier of cost for those that. Real legal advice on this episode, we're gonna break down exactly the type of law he practices, how he came up with the subscription based business model and how he has seen his revenue, dip and climb, and what other specialties within the legal industry that this may apply to.So sit back and listen. As I speak with Mathew, Kerbis...2022-10-031h 05
BIZ/DEVMonthly Subscription Attorney | Episode 48In this episode, David and Gary interview their first guest together, Mathew Kerbis. Mathew is the founder of Subscription Attorney, LLC out of Illinois. The discuss how Mathew was able to launch a subscription based law firm and become profitable in just three weeks. How much preparation and work went into the launch, and what his plans are for the future. Links:TechCrunch - Mark Zuckerberg says the metaverse wont be as cringey as his cursed selfieSubscription Attorney, LLC___________________________________ Submit Your Questions to: hello@thebigpixel.n...2022-08-3045 min
Contract Teardown Show from Law InsiderHow to Draft a Confidential Separation AgreementWhen a company lets go of an upper-level employee, they might have them sign a separation agreement, especially when there’s confidential information to protect. In this episode, Mathew Kerbis tears down a Confidential Separation Agreement & General Release of All Claims. Listen as he offers advice on how to smooth an employee’s exit and guarantee company secrets stay privileged. Kerbis also has some great bonus tips on avoiding careless drafting mistakes that you won’t want to miss! About Law Insider: We’re all about contracts! Law Insider (https://www.lawinsider.com) is a subscription-bas...2022-08-2516 min
BE THAT LAWYERMathew Kerbis: Becoming The Most Affordable Attorney in AmericaIn this episode, Steve Fretzin and Mathew Kerbis discuss:Time management efficiently and effectively with technology.Utilizing a client portal.Meeting your clients where they are and going where the market is.Offering more affordable, transparent pricing. Key Takeaways:Put it on your calendar. If you can stick to your calendar, building the habits becomes easier.You have to get your technology in order for everything to be streamlined and automated if you’re looking at moving to a subscription model.There is always an opportunity to layer on a subscription no matter what pra...2022-08-1538 min
Center Stage: Spotlighting Business Challenges074 - Integrating a Subscription Model for Your Firm with Attorney Mathew KerbisCan law firms have a subscription model like Netflix? Attorney Mathew Kerbis believes it can be done, and he is setting out on a mission to prove it! Learn all about how you can make it possible in your firm.To learn more, check out Mathew's podcast, Law Subscribed, wherever you consume podcasts!2022-06-1530 min
Exhibit (A)ttorney ShowThe Netflix Law Firm: Subscription Models In Law with Mathew KerbisReady for another way to be the Exhibit (A)ttorney of your law firm? Today Jordan is chatting with Mathew Kerbis, from Subscription Attorney. Join our conversation now.2022-06-1445 min
Young Lawyer RisingHappy Credit, Happy Life!Regardless of your financial situation, the beginning of your career is a terrific time to build credit. Great credit affords you critical opportunities when you fund your practice or buy a home. It’s not about what you’re earning, it’s about the payment mechanisms. Financial speaker-writer-consultant Eric Rosenberg joins our very own Mathew Kerbis for a deep dive on establishing and building incredible credit. Together they discuss how to leverage credit card use and point systems to help optimize your financial strength. Tune in and live the good life!Special thanks to our sponsor, The Velvet...2021-11-1529 min
BE THAT LAWYERMathew Kerbis: Subscription Models for Your Law FirmIn this episode, Steve Fretzin and Mathew Kerbis discuss:Being a young lawyer and building relationships. Resources for young, staring attorneys. The billable hour versus the subscription model. The changing of the law firm business model. Key Takeaways:The sky's the limit as a private practice attorney. Bringing in business, even at a larger firm, not only brings in more money, it gives you control over your career. The law firm model needs to be modified as other companies are starting to profitize legal services. "For the billable hour, all you could do...2021-10-1433 min
Law Subscribed(0) Law Subscribed TrailerSign up for Paxton, my all-in-one AI legal assistant, helping me with legal research, analysis, drafting, and enhancing existing legal work product.Get Connected with SixFifty, a business and employment legal document automation tool.Sign up for Gavel, an automation platform for law firms.Check out my other show, the Law for Kids Podcast.Visit Law Subscribed to subscribe to the weekly newsletter to listen from your web browser.Prefer monthly updates? Sign up for the Law Subscribed Monthly Digest on LinkedIn.Want to use the subscription model for your law firm? Sign up for the Subscription Seminar waitlist at subscriptionseminar.com.Check out Mathew Kerbis' law firm 2021-09-1501 min
Young Lawyer RisingLegal EducationMathew Kerbis, of the ‘Financial Wellness Minute’, talks about a topic near and dear to his heart (legal education) with Kyle McEntee, the co-founder and executive director of Law School Transparency. Together they discuss the inputs and outputs that can impact a career before it gets started. Issues like cost, school ranking, and licensing can all play a part in those early job options but what can we learn from it? How do we optimize? Stay Tuned for the ‘Financial Wellness Minute’ when Mathew discusses the value of life insurance (even for young in-debt lawyers).Special thanks to our s...2021-08-0932 min
Young Lawyer RisingFinancial Wellness (Part 2)In this part two of two, Sonia continues her conversation with Ravi Ramanathan and Mathew Kerbis about financial health. In this episode, they discuss what you need to consider before refinancing your student loans, the recommended savings everyone should have, and whether or not the Nintendo Switch can save you money. {hint} ... It’s about less subscriptions and more Mario. Special thanks to our sponsor, The Velvet Hammer.2021-07-1431 min
Young Lawyer RisingFinancial Wellness (Part 1)In this part one of two, Sonia Russo is joined by her friend and unofficial financial advisor Ravi Ramanathan as well as our financial wellness segment host Mathew Kerbis to talk about ways to become and remain financially healthy (even early in your career). Among the many topics of discussion are higher cost of living, managing student loans, and living within your means. {hint} ... It’s either brunch or property. Special thanks to our sponsor, The Velvet Hammer.2021-07-1442 min
Young Lawyer RisingTech Fiction’s Future Law (Part 2)In this part two of two, Sonia Russo talks with Hema Lochan who participated in the American Bar Association’s Legal Tech Fictional Writing Competition. Together, they discuss her short story ‘F(A.I.)LED US’ which is about the unintended consequences for using artificial intelligence (instead of a lawyer) in a future criminal justice system. Stay tuned for the Financial Wellness Minute when contributor Mathew Kerbis discusses how and why everyone should keep an inventory for future insurance claims.2021-06-1538 min
Young Lawyer RisingTech Fiction’s Future Law (Part 1)In this part one of two, Sonia Russo talks with the winner of the American Bar Association’s Legal Tech Fictional Writing Competition, Theresa Yuan, about her winning dystopian-future short story ‘In The Matter of Infinite Monkeys’ and how it cautions against over-trusting predictive algorithms to determine what kind of person a child will become. Stay tuned for the Financial Wellness Minute when contributor Mathew Kerbis shares the wisdom and rewards for paying your student loans early.2021-06-1536 min
Young Lawyer RisingRacism in the Legal ProfessionAs far as the legal profession has come, there are still elements of racial inequality and it’s not always easy to see. Host Sonia Russo talks with attorneys Tiana Towns, Andrew Hairston, Paulina Vera, and Jerome Crawford about their personal experiences with racism while practicing law. Stay tuned for the Financial Wellness Minute when contributor Mathew Kerbis shares practical tips for saving money. Special thanks to our sponsor, The Velvet Hammer.2021-05-1753 min
Young Lawyer RisingTrailerMeet the hosts of Young Lawyer Rising, a brand new podcast from the American Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division. Sonia Russo and Mathew Kerbis tell us about the show’s mission and give us a preview of early episode topics. Stay tuned for episode 1... 2021-04-0704 min