The Inner Circle
A community of lawyers seeking maximum freedom by effective use of technology.
A community of lawyers seeking maximum freedom by effective use of technology.
Our members learn to use technology to get more work done more easily —so they can relax, travel more and enjoy life more.
Tech enables lawyers to automate to save time and slash costs. Many use outsourcing to gain more freedom, and some are discovering the possibility of becoming “digital nomads.”
Solo lawyers are better positioned to adopt new opportunities (while those in large firms lumber behind).
Yes, there are challenges. But when you act strategically, tech will deliver extraordinary results.
The Inner Circle is designed to help you achieve those results.
Members achieve big breakthroughs to improve their practices in meaningful ways.
There are two levels of membership.
Is ideal for new members who are not yet sufficiently tech proficient and want to learn the basics of automation, outsourcing, and cybersecurity.
Starter level members also get regular posts delivered several times a week on topics related to the 5 LawTech Pillars.
Starter members also have access to these courses:
Members get to attend Bi-Monthly Zoom events:
This is the “Co-Pilot” level where members are all fairly tech-proficient or in many cases very proficient. They are working on advanced automation/AI, outsourcing, cybersecurity, digital marketing, and virtual lawyering (i.e. the 5 LawTech Pillars).
Co-Pilot members have access to all courses, including:
Additionally, Co-Pilot members participate in all workshops, such as
And Co-Pilot members get access to recordings of all events, and can participate in weekly Friday “Coffee Chats,” —informal, off-the-record discussions that are exceptionally valuable.
If you want more information about the two levels, or anything else, I can share that in the phone call you’ll be able to schedule after taking the Law Practice Assessment.
These are topics we plan to cover in the 2025 sessions:
No, most certainly NOT.
The platform we use to host the community is called Circle, and is designed for higher level community engagement. Although Facebook groups are widely used, they come with trade-offs, particularly regarding privacy. Facebook’s business model involves collecting and sharing data with advertisers, which I prefer to avoid.
Not necessarily but it’s recommended you answer these questions, so I can give you specific recommendations for improving your use of technology.
If you take the assessment and get my recommendations, you’re not committed to joining Inner Circle. If you do decide to join, I’ll strongly encourage you to take the assessment at that point anyway.
I recommend you take my training course on the 5 Pillars of a Tech-Powered Law Practice. That will help you start improving your use of technology right away (and this course is totally free).
If you want to find out more about Inner Circle, click here to book a free call with Ernie.
Or, if you’re ready to apply now, then👇