Where the smartest operators in personal injury law and medicine come to talk strategy. Long-form conversations with the founders, providers, and builders behind the practices — not the cases.
New episodes every other Wednesday
Made for
50,000
PI attorneys in the U.S.
Most of them will never run a practice worth more than $2 million a year — not because they're bad lawyers, but because nobody ever taught them the business.
That's the gap this show exists to fill.
Leslye Chapman · Episode One
The promise
Most legal podcasts cover cases. This one covers the businesses behind them.
A parade of war stories, a platform for self-promotion, a place for legal trivia, or a chase for download counts.
Episodes
Launching with a back catalogue, so a new listener has somewhere to go after the first episode ends.
EP 01
Solo · Start here
Leslye opens the show alone: what she sees from the operational seat between law firms and medical providers, the three things most broken in the industry, and what this show will and won't be.
EP 02
Not out yet
EP 03
Not out yet
Inside an episode
Structure is the difference between a conversation and a show.
0:00 — 1:00
Twenty seconds pulled from the middle of the interview, then the intro and the wordmark.
1:00 — 5:00
Who the guest is, why they matter, and what you'll walk away with. Set by the host, not read from a bio.
5:00 — 50:00
Three movements: what they built, the principle behind it, and where the industry is going.
50:00 — 55:00
Five fixed questions. Every guest, every episode, no exceptions.
55:00 — 60:00
The host's own read on what the conversation revealed. This is what makes it a show and not an interview.
Who comes on
Firm founders, and the people they almost never hear from directly.
01
Operators who scaled, rebuilt intake, exited, or run premium boutiques.
8 of 25 seats
02
The half of the ecosystem most legal shows ignore — multi-site operations and documentation.
5 of 25 seats
03
Platform founders, and the COOs who actually run the firm behind the name on the door.
4 of 25 seats
04
Litigation funders and lien specialists on the economics of pre-settlement finance.
3 of 25 seats
05
Defense attorneys and carrier claims directors on what the adjuster's desk really looks like.
3 of 25 seats
06
Healthcare compliance counsel on structural risk and where enforcement actually looks.
2 of 25 seats
Operators who scaled, rebuilt intake, exited, or run premium boutiques.
The half of the ecosystem most legal shows ignore — multi-site operations and documentation.
Platform founders, and the COOs who actually run the firm behind the name on the door.
Litigation funders and lien specialists on the economics of pre-settlement finance.
Defense attorneys and carrier claims directors on what the adjuster's desk really looks like.
Healthcare compliance counsel on structural risk and where enforcement actually looks.
Tell us who, and why — every episode ends by asking the guest the same question.
The signature segment
Answers change. The questions don't — which is what makes them comparable.
The same five, in the same order, from Episode 1 to Episode 100.
The host
Founder & CEO, Elite Medical Care
A founder and operator at the intersection of law, medicine, and technology. She has built one of California's most connected medical coordination platforms for the personal injury bar — a network of law firm relationships, a proprietary case-management technology stack, and an operational footprint that touches thousands of cases a year.
The Vantage Point is the public version of the conversations she has been having with founders, managing partners, and providers for years.
