New Law Business ModelReviews of newlawbusinessmodel.com

I have been with NLBM since late 2022, coming from a multiple area law practice with no real focus. Learning estate planning and developing a structured business with the guidance and support of NLBM has been a huge impact for me! I’m still growing and learning and excited about the journey. The 1st WEEK of 2025, I had $17K in sales and provided excellent legal support for my clients!

I've been practicing estate planning for more than 20 years. I joined New Law Business Model four months ago. I wish I had joined long ago. The information they give me and their systems and processes are second to none. I am certain I will be getting many more clients and making a lot more money because of NLBM.

Joining NLBM was like going from black and white TV to full color TV. So many pieces fell together. I had read and studied estate planning practice guides, but still couldn’t see the whole picture until I learned the way to care for clients, how to ask them the right questions and how to run the actual business.

I first heard about New Law in 2019, and I was intrigued. I signed up for the boot camp and I felt like I was drinking from a fire hose a bit. It was a lot to learn, both the law and the business aspect. Now I've been with New Law for several years and it is an incredible community and resource. With the guidance of New Law, I've built a profitable practice from nothing. There are many facets to membership. There are mentor attorneys who have been practicing for a long time who can advise on legal issues or point you in the right direction. There is business coaching which covers everything from marketing to hiring to client engagement to streamlining expenses and automating procedures. And there is the peer-to-peer aspect, where friendships are built. We all help each other out. It's not just collegial; it's like a family. I know that everyone at New Law is there for me to help me succeed and have a practice that I love and a practice that is truly of service to my community. And the leadership at New Law is always developing new tools and systems that we can use to better serve our clients. The leadership is always asking us what we want, so the ideas are coming from the perspective of practicing attorneys. I recommend it without hesitation. And I recommend patience with yourself and with the program as you take it on. I think it's typical to take a while to learn everything and figure out how it will work with your current law practice. But if you keep with it, it will pay off. I have a practice I love.

I have been a proud member of NLBM for nearly two years. After a long hiatus from practicing law, I decided to return and pursue Estate Planning, which I felt was the perfect fit for me. I launched my own practice a little over a year and a half ago, and it has steadily grown and improved, largely due to the invaluable guidance and resources provided by NLBM. NLBM has equipped me with a wealth of tools not only to master Estate Planning law but, more importantly, to build a thriving business. Their comprehensive support in key areas—marketing, client acquisition, client service, legal education, coaching, and mentoring—has been extraordinary. It has truly been one of the best investments I’ve made. I can’t imagine where my practice would be today without the NLBM community.

I spent 28 years as a personal injury litigator. I loved my practice. A family tragedy suddenly changed things for me and PI became untenable because it hit too close to home. The same tragedy, along with the aftermath of dealing with probate courts and not having an estate plan, led me to feel that too many people didn't have plans. I lucked upon NLBM to provide training for me as I worked to transition into estate planning. NLBM provides training (and support) in the law, in how to structure my firm, in how to market my services, and in how to manage my time. I would have never made the transition if it had not been for this opportunity. The cost of entry may seem steep, but I knew if all I got out of it was my own plan, it would be worth it. Hundreds of clients later, it was well worth the investment.

November will be the start of my third year and I could never have done this without NLBM. Now, I’m ready to scale for the next level and I have the support to do so.

I have been with NLBM since 2019 and have built my solo practice to become more than I hoped for. I have never seen an organization or leadership team so aligned and responsive to core values and integrity. When people reach out to me and ask about my experience, especially about the price compared to other options out there, I always think back to a promise I made to myself. Every month I would give myself a gut check and ask myself if I received that amount in value, or if I was able to engage a client I otherwise would not have, or if I was able to price my services in a manner that paid for the membership that month. If I went three months without passing the gut check I would reconsider my membership. Without fail, NLBM always passes and continues to pass the gut check. Not just that, but I can say sincerely that I would not be in business right now without their support, resources, community, and coaching, being a solo is just too lonely and too hard. The personal development I have experienced has empowered me to become the best version of myself personally, not just professionally. I love the community non profits, government and bar committees I am part of, I am not just an EP lawyer, I am a vibrant professional woman heading into my 50s. I will not be invisible. I will be relevant. I wouldn’t say NLBM is for everyone, it is for a certain type of person, I think someone needs to be very thoughtful about the kind of personality they have and what their core values are before they commit. I absolutely can tell if someone won’t be a good fit. That should be the question if someone is disappointed in their results. It isn’t the system or the process, it likely has more to do with the individual fit.