Lawyers: Don’t figure out tech on your own!
Skip shiny objects. Big results come from fellow lawyers sharing what actually works.
Most solo and small-firm lawyers struggle with technology—not because they’re “bad at tech,” but because they have to evaluate too many options with too little time.
The real problem
Lawyers often make snap judgments about tools—“good” or “bad.” That’s a trap.
Tools aren’t universally good or bad; they’re useful for specific jobs.
A few tools are easy wins. Most require ongoing adaptation.
“Set it and forget it” is rare.
The result? Dabbling, frustration, and stalled progress.
The better way: learn together
You don’t need more random tools. You need clarity that comes from being in the right community.
In a trusted group of similarly situated lawyers, you can quickly learn:
Which tools deliver meaningful impact (and which don’t)
How to adopt them without disrupting your practice
What pitfalls to avoid based on real‑world use
Online discussions make this easy and convenient—no travel, no fluff.
What happens inside the community?
Honest feedback (not vendor hype)
Fast vetting of options (save hours)
Practical workflows you can copy
Recordings and transcripts captured for later reference
My role is to facilitate, keep conversations focused, and highlight the key takeaways so you can get important results without wasting time.
Bottom line
Don’t guess alone. Leverage a cohort to move faster with less risk.
👉 Check out my Inner Circle: https://innercircle.ernietheattorney.net/
;-)
Ernie
P.S. Inner Circle members access past session recordings, transcripts, and ongoing discussions—so you can implement at your own pace.