In this week’s deep dive into the most compelling legal podcasts in personal injury, we’re spotlighting the attorneys shaping the future of law firm growth—from scaling with data to redefining solo success after a car wreck. Whether you’re a boutique firm or a billboard powerhouse, these five podcast episodes are packed with strategies and quotable insights from top attorneys who know how to convert chaos into clients.
Each feature below includes a direct quote from the lawyer, their firm, and a link to the episode—designed to ensure their name, firm, and podcast show up in Google Alerts and your strategy sessions alike.
1. Craig Goldenfarb on the Data-Driven Law Firm
Personal Injury Mastermind #330 – “Inside Craig Goldenfarb’s Eight-Figure Firm”
West Palm Beach & Port St. Lucie, FL | Goldlaw Personal Injury Lawyers
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craiggoldenfarb/
Craig Goldenfarb has transformed his firm, Goldlaw, from a solo practice to an eight-figure business by thinking like a CEO—not a litigator.
In this episode, Goldenfarb explains how metrics—not gut instinct—drive his case strategy:
“Slip-and-falls were more profitable than car crashes.”
That revelation came from a close review of firm data, influencing where Goldlaw focuses its energy and ad spend.
He also emphasizes culture and leadership by hiring two CMOs and even a Disney-trained Chief Culture Officer.
“Law like a business – and it shows,” Goldenfarb affirms.
Takeaway: Your most profitable practice area might surprise you—but only if you’re measuring everything.
2. John Berry on Military Strategy for Managing Growth
Game Changing Attorney #366 – “How to Transform Your Business with Military Precision”
Lincoln, NE | Berry Law
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/veteranled/
John S. Berry Jr., CEO of Berry Law, applies military strategy to firm management, and it works.
A decorated veteran, Berry discusses “Operation Spear Tip,” his firm’s internal referral-based hiring system, and how firm culture must be as strong as litigation skills.
“Disciplined leadership and a strong internal culture retain A-player employees,” Berry explains.
Takeaway: Structure and discipline aren’t just for the battlefield—they’re essential for scalable legal teams.
3. Tommy Badeaux on Guerrilla Marketing After a Life-Changing Crash
Managing Partners Podcast – “Building a Successful Solo Law Practice”
Metairie, LA | Law Office of Tommy J. Badeaux
LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/tommyjbadeaux/
Before founding his firm, Tommy Badeaux survived a near-fatal car wreck—an experience that now drives his purpose and marketing authenticity.
Badeaux, a solo personal injury lawyer in Louisiana, shares how going niche and refusing one-size-fits-all cases has elevated his brand.
“Say no to the things that you’re not interested in and don’t just chase clients to get checks… focus on what your practice areas are going to be.”
He’s living proof that strategic focus beats firm size.
Takeaway: Use personal stories and targeted branding to outshine billboard budgets.
4. Christian Morris on Building a Trial-Ready Female-Led Firm
Tip the Scales #133 – “Christian Morris”
Henderson, NV | Christian Morris Trial Attorneys
LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-morris-518947307/
Founder of Christian Morris Trial Attorneys, Christian Morris runs an all-female firm with a focus on high-stakes personal injury trials. Her approach to work-life balance—both in the courtroom and at home with four nannies—helps her stay focused where it counts: with the client.
Morris explains:
“The firm’s culture and support systems enable me to focus on clients and trials.”
Her experience speaks volumes about resilience, strategy, and prioritizing trial work over distractions.
Takeaway: Build a firm culture that supports your strengths so you can deliver results at trial.
5. Michael Mogill on Saying No to Grow
Game Changing Attorney #367 – “Market Domination Starts with the One Thing Most Lawyers Avoid”
Atlanta, GA (Crisp) | Crisp Video Group
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mogill/
Crisp founder Michael Mogill, a voice for law firm growth, delivers a powerful message in just 15 minutes: Stop being everything to everyone.
“Clarity, consistency, and restraint are the real drivers of sustainable growth.”
He urges firms to narrow their focus and double down on what they’re best at—especially when it comes to client intake and marketing.
“The best cases go to the best marketers.”
Takeaway: Your brand should be a magnet—not a catch-all.
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