SHOUT OUT: Your Tech-Savvy Lawyer Blogger and Podcaster was Highlighted in an ABA "Best of 2025" Podcast!

Shout Out to Terrell A. Turner, and the ABA Law Practice Division for featuring myself with Amy Wood and Matt Darner in their "Best of 2025" special episode, The Law Firm Finance Lessons Every Lawyer Needs. 🎙️ Our conversations emphasized critical intersections between legal technology systems, financial processes, and ethical compliance that deserve attention from every law firm leader.

Terrell's expertise in making finance accessible to non-finance professionals mirrors a broader shift in legal operations: the recognition that effective law firm management requires both financial literacy and technological competence. Throughout this episode, my fellow guests and I reinforced that technology isn't merely about efficiency—it's fundamentally about creating sustainable financial practices that support your firm's growth and stability.

This “Best of 2025” episode highlighted how proper process design and system implementation directly impact your firm's ability to maintain trust accounting standards, address cash flow challenges, and make confident business decisions. For attorneys building tech stacks or evaluating process improvements, the intersection of ABA Model Rules requirements and practical technology solutions cannot be overlooked. Rule 1.15 obligations around client funds, for instance, demand both procedural discipline and technological infrastructure that supports compliance automatically.

Our conversations reinforced an essential principle: law firms operating with clear financial visibility and integrated technology systems don't just perform better financially—they also reduce ethical risk and enhance client service delivery. Terrell's work in translating complex financial concepts for legal professionals demonstrates real value in bridging the gap between accounting best practices and law firm operations.

Whether your firm is optimizing existing systems or evaluating new solutions, this episode provides actionable direction. Our discussion reinforces that financial health and technological competence work together, not separately. 

Thank you Terrell and the ABA for the recognition and elevating these critical conversations. 🚀