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How subscription models can innovate access to justice

For many law firms, remaining competitive with online providers (like LegalZoom, HelloDivorce, and many others) can be challenging. With everyone’s eye on Arizona and Utah, many folks are wondering what will happen next. Join Mathew Kerbis and me as we unpack his ideas for innovating law firms for the future and how subscription models can serve access to justice.

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