Lawpreneur Radio - A New Practice Built A New Way with Entrepreneurial Attorney Miranda McCroskey - 134: Greg Yates of Greg Yates Consulting discusses how lawyers can transition their careers by becoming Lawpreneurs.

134: Greg Yates of Greg Yates Consulting discusses how lawyers can transition their careers by becoming Lawpreneurs.

01/26/15 • 24 min

Lawpreneur Radio - A New Practice Built A New Way with Entrepreneurial Attorney Miranda McCroskey

Greg Yates of Greg Yates Consulting helps lawyers achieve career success and live incredible lives by becoming Lawpreneurs. Previously, Greg was an equity partner at two Am Law 100 firms, a lawyer in several small boutique firms, in-house counsel for a publically-traded investment firm, and a non-practicing attorney in a Fortune 500 company as well as several smaller businesses.

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133: Greg Haack of IntelliBenefits Insurance Services, Inc. discusses the Health Insurance industry with us.

After working for both Wells Fargo Securities and Infolocity in the SF Bay Area and then 12 years at Pacific Group in Orange County as Director of Group Sales, Greg founded IntelliBenefits Insurance Services in 2014. Greg was born in a suburb of Portland, Oregon and went to middle school and high school in the CA Central Valley town of Manteca. He then enrolled in the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley, majored in Marketing, and graduated in 1999. Greg and his wife Thu make their home in Irvine with their 4-year old daughter.

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135: Levon Kevorkian of Law Offices of Levon Kevorkian discusses Father's Rights, Child Custody, and Criminal Defense with us.

Levon Kevorkian of the Law Offices of Levon Kevorkian is a graduate of UC Berkeley School of Law. Upon graduation Mr. Kevorkian worked at the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office as a Reserve Deputy City Attorney prosecuting misdemeanors in Los Angeles. After his tenure there he started his own law office concentrating on Family Law and Criminal Defense. Mr. Kevorkian is also a former teacher with the Los Angeles Unified School District where he was trained in monitoring students who come from families with substance abuse problems. His experience as a teacher gives him a unique perspective when dealing with family and child custody issues due to his abilities to connect with youth