Have happier clients. Get better results. Make more money.

You can have a more efficient and profitable law practice by being a better manager of your clients, cases, and practice. When we are disorganized, we waste time and resources. Stop Putting Out Fires will help you build a more productive practice by focusing on three areas:

- Have happier clients by better understanding their needs and establishing strong relationships.
- Get better results through more effective case management and litigation strategies.
- Make more money — not by working more hours — but by setting goals and working more effectively.

Stop Putting Out Fires is an indispensable resource for any lawyer who wants to be more productive, capture more billable time, and learn from the hard-earned lessons of others.

"With a friendly but authoritative voice, Richter shares telling anecdotes and practical insights aimed at helping young lawyers hit the ground running." — Ross Guberman, Author of Point Made and Point Taken

"Stop Putting Out Fires is a must-read for any lawyer who wants to thrive — and not just survive — in the practice of law. Though entertaining examples make his points, Richter's advice resonates in stark reality." — Anne Blume, CEO of Claims and Litigation Management Alliance

"Once again, Jeremy has put together a readable and practical guide for developing your law practice. Told through a series of vignettes, this easy to read book will set you on the path to master your schedule, improve your practice, and hopefully be a happier lawyer." — Keith Lee, Founder of LawyerSmack and Associate's Mind

"Jeremy Richter is back with his second book for lawyers, and it's another corker. In this volume, Jeremy pinpoints perhaps the biggest flaw from which lawyers suffer as business owners: they're reactive ... to everything. His book addresses how lawyers can be more proactive about decisionmaking, and thus take more control over their careers. Jeremy has a facility for stating real-world solutions simply, and without overstatement; and, the advice provided is a veritable gold mine for the busy lawyer. Crack this one open as soon as you can." — Jared Correia, Host of the Legal Toolkit Podcast