Welcome to the Legal Innovation Simplified Podcast

Welcome to Legal Innovation Simplified Podcast–where legal design meets business strategy and a growth mindset. 

This podcast is for creative, heart-centered lawyers and legal entrepreneurs who know the old ways of lawyering just don’t cut it anymore. If you’re tired of the rigid, snobbish, work-till-you-drop culture and dream of building a business with purpose, freedom, and impact—you’re in the right place.

Here, we ditch the outdated and embrace the creative. We approach legal innovation as a human capacity rooted in your potential, drawing on your intuition and purpose. If you thought that legal innovation was all about AI, let me show you another way. 

I’ll bring you practical strategies and bold ideas—from design thinking and client-centered strategies to simplifying legal tech, tackling mindset blocks, and unleashing your creativity. Whether you want to innovate your legal practice, scale your business, or make your work feel transformational (not just transactional), this podcast is for you.

I’m Hannele Korhonen—an ex-corporate lawyer turned law firm founder, legal tech co-founder, designer, PhD researcher, and your legal innovation coach. I went from burnout and paralyzing fears to owning a business of helping lawyers around the globe build businesses they love while staying true to themselves.

My mission? To help you escape the grind of billable hours lawyer, design the legal business you’ve been dreaming of by scaling law with heart.

So, grab your favorite mug, settle in, and let’s dream big. Ready? Let’s do this!

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Connect with me:

🌐 Website: lawyersdesignschool.com

📸 Instagram: @curious_hannele

💼 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/hannelekorhonen