Tiger Tactics CEO Edition: From ZERO to Law Firm CEO

by Jay Ruane, Ryan McKeen, Billie Tarascio

Dive deep into the minds of 13 of the nation’s most influential law firm CEOs. From the bustling streets of criminal law and the heartfelt challenges of family law to the intricate corridors of immigration and the high-stakes arenas of personal injury, these leaders have not only thrived but have also distilled their vast experiences into essential insights for you. Get advice from top professionals in the RuaneRyan McKeenBillie TarascioWilliam UmanskyElise BuieJennifer Gore-CuthbertSandy VanMichelle DellinoJoey VitaleMario A. GodoyAllison McKeenAllison C. WilliamsSeth J. PricePlus a special introduction by John NachazelWhether you’re at the dawn of your legal journey, navigating its zenith, or contemplating its sunset, this book isn’t just another guide. It’s a mentorship in print, a chance to learn from those who’ve charted the treacherous terrains of the legal world and emerged victorious.Discover the pivotal elements that fuel a flourishing law firm in today’s dynamic legal landscape.Gain invaluable wisdom from real-life tales of trials, tribulations, and triumphs.Understand the universal principles that drive success across diverse practice areas.In the wild, unpredictable world of law, every law firm CEO needs a strategy to survive and thrive. Arm yourself with the Tiger Tactics and conquer your legal jungle. Then connect with the authors at tigertacticsbook.com

259 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 30, 2023

Reviews

[Kristen Shelton · Rating 2 out of 5]

The information was great, but there were A LOT of typos, which makes it more difficult for my neurospicy brain to keep focus, hence my lower rating as that's a huge thing for me with books.

It was a fairly quick read.

I really enjoyed reading the different perspectives. I also liked how it read more like you were having a conversation with each one of the co-authors instead of them saying this, that, and the other from a talking "at" you standpoint.

I do think an overall set down guide, like a form or checklist, summarizing each authors points - or heck, maybe even the whole chapter, would have been extremely helpful. What can I say? We lawyers love templates, checklists, and forms. 🤣
The resource guide in the back was a good diving board, and thank goodness it was there to make referencing easier, BUT I stand by my suggestion of a checklist or form.

Maybe an idea for Tiger Tactics 3?

[Stephanie Iken · Rating 5 out of 5]

I did not like the AI audiobook voice but I loved the insights from amazing attorneys running incredible firms.