New Law Business ModelReviews of newlawbusinessmodel.com

NLBM was incredibly patient, offered guidance whenever I needed it, kept me grounded and focused on the tasks at hand to pass my assessment - Naleah was amazing! She made sure she was always available to me and that I finished my training/modules and assignments. I feel confident I can keep learning and growing with my estate planning part of my law firm.

When my partner and I looked at New Law Business Model, we weren't shopping for a marketing package. We were two lawyers running a small firm, trying to think clearly about how a practice gets built to last. What we found was a program with real depth behind it. Ali Katz has thought carefully about what a relationship-driven law practice actually requires. The philosophy is the substance of it — the idea that lawyers do their best work when they're counseling people rather than processing them. Whether or not you adopt every piece of the model, the thinking is transformative. The support structure is the other half of the value. The coaching is specific rather than generic, and the community of lawyers NLBM has built is hard to replicate on your own — for a small firm, being able to ask a question and get an answer from someone who's already faced it is genuinely useful. If you're a solo or small-firm attorney rethinking how your practice relates to its clients, it's worth your time.

The coaching is outstanding. Today was my monthly call with Noelle Bloom. She is fantastic. I left the call feeling more in control and with specific tasks and soon after I received an email listing my tasks with links to help guide me.

I was burned out from litigation and seriously considering leaving the practice of law altogether when I came across one of Ali’s ads for New Law Business Model. Her message resonated with me, so I decided to attend one of the online seminars. Estate planning had been in the back of my mind, but the learning curve felt overwhelming. I didn’t want to return to working for someone else at another firm, and I couldn’t imagine trying to build a new practice by piecing together CLE courses, practice guides, and forms on my own. Finding New Law Business Model felt like the right door opening at exactly the right time. The program gave me a clear path for learning a new area of law and building a practice around it. Instead of feeling like I had to figure everything out by myself, I had a structured system, extensive resources, and the flexibility to move through the material at my own pace. What makes NLBM especially valuable is that I wasn't just handed a curriculum of information and left on my own. There are weekly coaching calls, experienced law mentors, knowledgeable facilitators and team members, and an active community of attorneys who genuinely want to help one another succeed. The NLBM facebook community group is awesome! There is always someone there to answer any question or concern you have, whether it be a law mentor or just another attorney at the same point in the process as you. The combination of structure, support, and community turned something that felt overwhelming into something that not only felt possible, but felt exciting and like the sky is the limit! I've never felt this level of support in the law community elsewhere. It truly is a one-of-a-kind experience in the field of law. I am incredibly grateful that I found NLBM when I did. It gave me a new direction at a time when I was ready to walk away from the law. It has changed the course of my career—and, in many ways, my life—by giving me a meaningful way to use my experience in service of families and others.

I highly recommend NLBM. I started from scratch as an estate planning lawyer, and their program gave me the thorough education and the wealth of resources I needed to learn estate planning the right way — the PFL way. While the learning curve was sometimes overwhelming, the mentors were truly committed to my success. I would have given up after facing serious medical challenges, but my mentor, Naleah, encouraged me, supported me, and kept me moving forward. I’m genuinely grateful, and honestly shocked, because I was very skeptical at first — but NLBM exceeded every expectation.

From the moment I joined New Law Business Model, I was provided with resources, program advisor who is the BEST, variety of coaching calls, connection with other attorneys, and countless support. This made my experience super awesome. If you have your doubts to join NLBM, I will tell you that if you are serious about changing your work, or to add a new practice area, or if you need assistance with client attraction, or anything else, NLBM is for you.

More material than I ever dreamed! Amazing!

Updating to reply to response below: your characterization of how the webinar went is simply inaccurate. I was excited to join the webinar to learn and was ready with pad and pen to take notes. After 45 mins of your “coach” and moderator simply beating a dead horse about work-life balance and how terrible litigation is, I and MANY others began asking in the chat if there was going to be any substantive learning in the webinar. I personally asked my questions in a respectful manner, and I observed others doing the same. After getting no reasonable response from you or anyone else, we began to question whether the webinar was actually a sales pitch rather than an informational. Which it absolutely was. I then observed you and a few others begin to taunt and make fun of those of us who were questioning the sessions content, instead of answering us in good faith, which was highly unprofessional. I was then immediately removed instead of reassured that in just a few moments, as you claim, you began to provide “actual training.” I wouldn’t be able to confirm whether or not any “actual training” was provided because I was rudely removed from something that I was not even disrupting. The fact that I stuck it out in the session for a full 45 mins before I began to question the content, and my respectful inquiry about what the goal of the webinar was is proof that I was attempting to participate in good faith. Frame it however you want, the webinar was a joke and your filtering out of those who genuinely wanted to learn was unprofessional, rude, and disheartening. I received targeted advertising by this company to attend a webinar that promised to provide "exactly" how to make the switch to estate planning in my career, and that I would hear from a lawyer who had done this already and that she would tell us "EXACTLY" what she did. Instead, the webinar was an hour-long sales pitch for NLBM and provided NO substantive information. Attendees were encouraged to use the group chat to pose questions for the host, so I asked them if information was going to be provided. As soon as I, and many others, began to point out that it was merely a sales pitch, we were forcefully removed from the webinar.