Plaintiffs' lawyers are often bold, brash, larger-than-life characters with billboards, regular TV ads, and ambition to match.
But they're also visionary creatives. They excel at building something from nothing and carving out a new and unique path for legal professionals - often where no path existed before. But that creativity needs to be leavened with stability and more strategic thinking. That's where folks like Lynn Bradley, CFO at The Potts Law Firm, come in.
In this, our third interview in a series with law firm CFOs, we talked with Lynn about the role of a CFO in any law firm, particularly at a bold, fast-growing contingency law firm. We talked about how his role has transformed from forecasting to analytics, the team that he runs, and how, in his estimation, it’s not tech but people that will ultimately help the firm continue to grow and thrive. We also discuss work-life balance, and Lynn shares some human insights into the stresses and challenges that plaintiffs' attorneys, in particular, but all attorneys in general, face in trying to achieve success for their clients.
If you're curious about where creativity and entrepreneurship intersect with stability and financial infrastructure, this episode is for you.
