Ep. 18: John Gomez, Gomez Trial Attorneys - How to Create a Top Trial and Serious Injury Law Firm

Personal Injury Mastermind

English - June 18, 2020 06:00 - 28 minutes - 25.8 MB - ★★★★★ - 21 ratings
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Tune to this episode of The Rankings Podcast with Chris Dreyer as elite trial and serious injury attorney, John Gomez of Gomez Trial Attorneys, shares his insider tips on how to create a top trial and serious injury law firm from scratch to the top. He also talks about how he hires the right people for his team, the importance of having a vision in the firm, and the long term value of a brand building.

John Gomez is the President and Founder of Gomez Trial Attorneys, San Diego's top trial and serious personal injury law firm.

John is one of California's most accomplished trial lawyers and has twice been named San Diego's lawyer of the Year by Lawyers USA, and he was also recognized as their National Recipient in 2010. Apart from that, Consumer Attorneys of San Diego has named him an Outstanding Trial Lawyer a record ten times, and his peers have voted him a top 10 San Diego Super Lawyer every year since 2012.

In this episode…

Creating a top trial and serious injury law firm requires sacrifices, and if you’re not willing to commit substantial energy, time, and thought into the process of building it up, then starting a law firm might not be for you.

John Gomez of Gomez Trial Attorneys says if you’re willing to go the whole nine yards and grow a top law firm, you would want to avoid mistakes he made when he was starting his own firm. He says that knowing where others went wrong and knowing what they did right can help you make your success story even more achievable.