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How Your Law Firm Can Thrive, Not Just Survive After COVID-19

Covid-19 has left many firms feeling uncertain about the future. Now, seize the opportunity to bounce back even higher than before.

5 minute read 
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Long-Term Financial Planning for Trial Lawyers

Join Ari Kornhaber (Esquire Bank) and Sean Flaherty (Keches Law Group) in an insightful discussion on ensuring financial stability.

3 Minute Video
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Balancing Law Firm Cash Flow and Financial Needs: John Gomez

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Leveraging Case Inventory to Pursue a $52 Million Settlement for a Client

For personal injury law firm, Laffey, Bucci & Kent, leveraging case inventory proved to be a game changer in securing a $52 million settlement for a client. Watch the video.
3 Minute Video
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Financing Firm Case Costs Doubled SAM’s Size, Client Base & Revenue

For Silberstein, Awad & Miklos, financing firm case costs through Esquire Bank lifted the burden of self-financing and freed up capital to invest in law firm growth. Watch the video.
2 Minute Video
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Moving Away from Self-Financing & Traditional Bank Restrictions

For years, Kreindler & Kreindler was frustrated by the failure of traditional banks to consider the firm’s case inventory or settlement history. Watch this 4-minute video.
4 Minute Video
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Why You Shouldn’t Be a Lawyer and a Lender

Many law firms unintentionally hamper their ability to grow through the practice of self-financing their case costs, using their earnings from previous cases to pay for current cases.
3 Minute Video
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9 Easy Steps to Acquiring a Case Cost Line of Credit

A case cost line of credit provides qualifying contingency fee law firms with access to funds to cover out-of-pocket expenses for the duration of a lawsuit by using their case inventory as collateral.
4 minute read
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The Added Value of Case Cost Financing for Both You and Your Client

Case cost financing arms law firms with the same war chest that well-funded corporate goliaths come to court with.
4 Minute Video
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The 3 Greatest Advantages to Using Credit to Fund Growth

The irregular peaks and valleys of the contingency fee business can be devastating when combined with unexpected economic downturns.
3 minute read
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Thriving Through the Pandemic: Prepare for the Worst, but Hope for the Best

Law firms who had dry powder in the form of a working capital line of credit going into the pandemic were able to continue to support their staff through court closures and case delays.
3 Minute Video
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Case Cost Lines of Credit for the Legal Industry

Smart money firms are switching to a case cost model to transform their capital into potential and unleash a surge of growth.
3 minute read
finance

Long-Term Financial Planning for Trial Lawyers

Join Ari Kornhaber (Esquire Bank) and Sean Flaherty (Keches Law Group) in an insightful discussion on ensuring financial stability.
3 Minute Video
finance

How Your Law Firm Can Thrive, Not Just Survive After COVID-19

Covid-19 has left many firms feeling uncertain about the future. Now, seize the opportunity to bounce back even higher than before.
5 minute read
finance

How Contingency Fee Law Firms Are Handling Case Costs

Whether you’re self-financed or not, the challenge of how to handle your case costs is more relevant than ever.
3 Minute Video
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Balancing Law Firm Cash Flow and Financial Needs: John Gomez

Learn how Gomez Trial Attorneys overcame the ups and downs of cash flow related to contingency fee litigation, by balancing the firm's financial needs through case cost financing.
5 Minute Video

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