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Charles Lamberton is the owner of Lamberton Law Firm, which is in the process of a merger to become Bracken Lamberton. Charles is a Pittsburgh-based employment discrimination and wrongful termination attorney who has recovered millions of dollars for his clients. He represents executives, managers, and professionals in high-end discrimination retaliation, sexual harassment, and severance cases.

Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:
Who is Charles Lamberton?
Why Charles is transitioning from his solo practice to a partnership.
Charles talks about what it was like starting his solo practice.
How Charles attracted clients to his independent firm.
Why having an authentic brand is important.
How to use your authenticity to assert yourself in court early on.
Before you go out to start your practice, Charles has this last piece of advice for you.

In this episode…

What do you imagine it would cost to get your solo practice off the ground? Maybe you think you need to spend a lot on advertising for people to know who you are? Charles Lamberton says if you can’t afford to spend money on advertising when starting, you don’t have to. Instead, he suggests building a robust referral network and a fully Search Engine Optimized website. Curious to know what all of that entails?

Listen to the details in this episode of the Esq.Marketing Podcast with Matthew Laurin. He interviews Charles Lamberton, owner of Lamberton Law Firm, about starting a solo practice on a minimal budget. Their conversation digs into details like how to attract clients, why an authentic brand is the lifeline of your solo practice, and more.

Sponsor for this episode…

This episode is brought to you by Esq Marketing, your firm’s strategic search marketing partner. Esq Marketing helps law firms generate more clients and cases using search marketing and helping them land on the first page on Google so that clients can find you right away. We help companies ranging from those with 10 or less members to those with over 50 in their team, essentially creating a marketing department for them to help them reach potential clients with ease.