Judicial Dollars and Cents
Judicial Dollars and Cents explores the financial strategy, performance metrics, and decision-making frameworks that help modern law firms — including high-growth personal injury firms — build stronger, more profitable, and more resilient businesses.
Hosted by Anders Partner and legal industry Virtual CFO advisor John Scott, the podcast brings together legal and business leaders to share insights on law firm financial management, profitability, and long-term firm value.
From cash flow forecasting and partner compensation to marketing ROI, cost per case, and operational performance, each episode focuses on how law firm leaders can move beyond historical reporting and toward proactive, data-driven financial leadership. Drawing from real-world client experience and deep legal industry specialization, the show delivers practical perspective on the complex financial realities facing law firms today, including the unique economics of contingency-fee practices.
Judicial Dollars and Cents
Latest Episodes
The Business of Putting Clients First with Jim Dwyer
Every law firm says it puts clients first. Jim Dwyer built a firm that has to prove it.In this episode of Judicial Dollars and Cents, Jim Dwyer, Managing Partner of Bridge City Law in Portland, Oregon, shares how putting client...
How Trauma-Informed Law Is Changing the Client Experience with Charles Inch
"You're gonna need a lawyer." For most people, that sentence brings fear, not relief. Charles Inch is building a law firm designed to change that.In this episode of Judicial Dollars and Cents, you hear from Charlie Inch, founde...
Equal Access To Justice with Elysia Prendergast-Jones
In North Carolina, you are not guaranteed a lawyer for a domestic violence case, a custody battle, or an eviction. Elysia Prendergast-Jones spends her career making sure people get one anyway.In this episode of Judicial Dollars...
Marketing First, Verdicts Second: Building a Firm With Chadrick Mance
Most attorneys either fear AI or ignore it. Chadrick Mance treats it like a smart new associate, useful, fast, and still capable of a career-ending mistake if you don't check its work.In this episode of Judicial Dollars and Cen...