Better Law Firm Systems | Law Firm Autopilot

Transform Your Practice

Work Less | Earn More | Be Happier

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If you’re a solo or small firm lawyer, you must remove as much friction as possible. So you get much more work done with much less effort.

The first step is to create a paperless practice. Then you'll be able to take full advantage of automation and outsourcing.

Doing this will enable you to:

Dramatically lower your overhead (and keep much more of what you earn)
Create documents up to 300% faster (with fewer mistakes or problems)
Blitz through emails using smart auto-responses (and filter out the low-level noise)
Find any document you need in 15 seconds or less (using the cloud if you need to)
Work from anywhere —even with just a smartphone (e.g. a cruise ship in the Caribbean)
Keep your valuable data secure from cyber-criminals (this is vital now)
Find and hire low-cost, highly skilled virtual assistants (it's easier than you might imagine)
Take more time away from work to relax and have fun (think: long vacations)

and work smarter (not harder)

Because here's what it will feel like when you finally do...

"I feel reinvigorated about my practice." — Jimmy Go
"Thanks to you, damn near most of my payment, docs and communication is getting systematically automated." — Wes Bailey
"Your recommendations helped me go paperless. And now I feel completely liberated." —Darlene Danielle
"Gads, I haven't been this excited about my business in years." — Jospeh Rockne
"I learned to develop systems to make my practice more efficient and profitable." —Christine Senne

Show me how

Please allow me to introduce myself...

I'm Ernie Svenson, a New Orleans lawyer who spent 18 years working in a big firm with fancy offices on the 40th floor of a tall building.

The firm handled complex business cases that depended on well-paid paralegals who organized endless piles of documents.

One day, I discovered that I could scan hundreds of boxes of paper into a 2-pound laptop and henceforth handle complex cases all by myself.

I then left the big firm to start a low-overhead, highly enjoyable solo practice.

My #1 Mission

Other lawyers noticed what I'd done and wanted me to teach them to do the same for their practices. So I did.

I was invited to speak at conferences like the ABA Tech Show in Chicago. Then, ABA asked me to author some books on technology. And in 2018, they gave me a special award.

Shortly after that, I gave up practicing law to focus full-time on helping lawyers who wanted to revamp their practices.

So what about you?