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Marshall Lichty is a lawyer with ADHD. He’s the founder and Chief Enthusiasm Officer of JDHD (https://TheJDHD.com), a multifaceted ecosystem that helps release all the untapped potential in lawyers with ADHD to help them bring that potential to their lives and their work.
Marshall is the best-selling author of The Small Firm Roadmap: A Survival Guide to the Future of Your Law Practice and the host of JDHD | A Podcast for Lawyers.
As a law firm consultant and ADHD coach, Marshall spends his days helping law firms and lawyers build better lives and law businesses.
- Lawyers with ADHD will dramatically change the legal profession—for the better—in the next 10 years.
- Lawyers are behind the curve in running law firms as businesses. They work too hard, with too little relief, for too little reward.
- The legal profession has largely ignored lawyers with ADHD. That has exacted a huge toll from real people and our profession as a whole.
- ADHD lawyers see new ways to improve in places other lawyers often don’t. They help law businesses operate and succeed more like other, non-legal, businesses do.
- Law firms employing ADHD lawyers reap sizeable rewards from their novel problem solving, eye for gaps, and creativity about how to fill them.
- Habits are the only thing that create lasting change in our lives and our businesses (thank you, James Clear).
- Hourly billing is (almost always) terrible for everyone involved.
- I once stabbed myself in the forearm with a utility knife while all alone at 1:30am. I fixed it with duct-tape.
- I remember the night Tupac died.
- I love a good crowd, but two of the most embarrassing moments of my life have been on stage.
- I’ve sent the perfect email.
- I’ve helped save a boy from a bear attack.
- I’ve held a grown man’s fake eyeball in my hand.
- I’ve held a different grown man’s severed big toe in my hand.
- I have crippling imposter syndrome.
- I picked on a kid named Dale when I was in 1st grade, and I feel shame about it at least once per week.
- Age: 48
- Married to Katie Lichty
- Father to Everett (13) and Otis (8)
- Name Pronunciation: MAR-shul LICK-tee
- The ADHD Library
- The Small Firm Roadmap
- Design Thinking For Lawyers
- Manager README
- Lawyers with ADHD. 2020. In The California Guide to Opening and Managing a Law Firm. Renee Stackhouse, ed. The State Bar of California. Forthcoming.
- Identifying Your Target Client. Forthcoming. In The California Guide to Opening and Managing a Law Firm. Renee Stackhouse, ed. The State Bar of California. Forthcoming.
- JDHD | For Lawyers with ADHD.
- “Special Resources for Lawyers with ADHD,” Distraction with Dr. Ned Hallowell (December 17, 2019).
- “Practicing Law with ADD and ADHD,” Lawyers Gone Ethical (October 8, 2019).
- “Text Message Marketing,” The Clienting Podcast (June 27, 2018).
- “Why Mentoring Could Be The Key to Your Legal Career,” The Lawyerist Podcast (June 7, 2017).
- Extended Interview: JDHD Podcast Host & Author Marshall Lichty, GNGF.
- Design Thinking for Lawyers, with Marshall Lichty, Lawyerist.com.
- Manager README, with Marshall Lichty (Lens #012), Lawyerist.com.
- Storytelling for Better Lawyer Websites—Insights, Casetext.com
- Learn to Mind Map Quickly and Easily (For Lawyers with ADHD), TheJDHD.com
- How to Tie Your Shoes: Marshall Lichty’s Double Loop, Lawyerist.com
- “The Paralegal’s Role in Building the Law Practice of the Future,” Minnesota Paralegal Association, 2019 MPA Annual Convention.
- “How Young Professionals Lead—An Audience Interactive Event: Hear, React, Exchange,” University of Minnesota Law School, Leadership Speaker Series.
- Small-Firm Technology Fall Bootcamp, Minnesota State Bar Association.
- “Elimination of Bias: Lawyers with ADHDl—Potential, Powers, and Pains in a Profession that (Desperately) Needs our Brains.” Minnesota CLE.
- Brain & Life Magazine
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