Inside Justice HQ and Legal Networking with Nicole Prince

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Are you a member of Justice HQ yet? Today, we dive into the revolutionary features and capabilities of Justice HQ. Alongside special guest Nicole Prince, CFO and co-founder of Justice HQ, Bob explores the origins, growth, and future vision of the company. They discuss the various perks of JHQ, which includes networking opportunities, event consolidation, and the creation of micro-communities. Nicole also shares her experiences in designing office spaces and her vision for fostering meaningful connections within the legal industry. Tune in to hear about the expansive possibilities Justice HQ offers to plaintiffs' attorneys, paralegals, law students, and legal vendors.

Episode Transcript

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I would die, like I would dieif I did all the things Bob did.

(00:02):
And I think a lot of people are likeme, and we're gonna have to still go
to a handful of conferences a year.
Like, why not connect withthe community every day?
Every day, every day.
Build network.
People can list their conferences onthere, network, and you build your
network.
I mean, I think I would be happyand I think everyone would be
happy if they had 10% of yournetwork, like the people, you know?
Yes.
You know, it's just, and you,we have to make it easier for

(00:22):
everybody, you know, because,
and I mean, people all say havethe ability to do that quote
unquote mastermind where people paythousands and thousands of dollars
a month for, they get that for.
I mean, practically nothing incomparison on Justice hq because you
can create your own mastermind group.
You can be as exclusiveor inclusive as you want.
You could have your public, publicfacing stuff to show everybody, this
is what our organization's about.
Mm-hmm.

(00:43):
You can apply to get intoour super high level group.
Right.
To do our members only stuff.
Right?
Like, like I, I wanna create, uh,call it a mastermind, call it a
core, probably a core group of.
Like a professional developmentbook club, like just for women.
Like I wanna talk to them once a month.
I wanna read a book I wanna talk about.
I like that.
And I think with stuff like that,you can really create your own
experience and, um, it's fun.

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But also like you're creatingall these, these connections.
Like is this your new co-counsel?
Is this your new referralpartner in other state?
And it's just, it's increasing yourquality of life and your profession like.
I like the directory feelwhere it's a hot map.
So I can log in and see members,and you can see it's the map.
United States, zoom in and zoom out andsee who, who geographically is where.
Mm-hmm.

(01:26):
And
literally just push on theirprofile and communicate with them.
Right.
And it's again, people don'thave to get back to you.
Right.
That access,
I'll ignore.
Oh, you can ignore a lot of people.
Um, and then also the other one Ilike is what people with the biggest
misnomer or people think Justice HQis a coworking space, which it's not.
There is a feature on therewhere people can just list
their office space, like Airbnb.

(01:47):
Mm-hmm.
I mean, like
communities can, vendors can, it's,
it's, it's all the same thing, right?
Like ev the whole crux of, of JusticeHQ and the membership is sharing
resources, sharing everything, right?
So that's just another resourcethat you can share in addition to
like, hey, do you have a document?
Like, Hey, I have an office space that hasan extra office that you can check out.
So it's, it's really just about.

(02:08):
I mean, I don't know why anyone inthe plaintiff industry wouldn't be
on this because they, anybody givesdo such an advantage over anybody.
Just even
interested in law.