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18startup partners with Lawfinity Solutions to launch 5-week Legal Leadership program

The five-week program will teach lawyers to pinpoint their clients’ highest-value problems, communicate solutions, and systematically grow their practices.

Bar & Bench

What makes a lawyer’s practice thrive? This is the question in the minds of many talented lawyers who, despite pedigree and skill, find it difficult to establish a successful career.

The key is to earn trust fast enough to build a steady, paying client pipeline.

Drawing from years of experience supporting India’s fastest-growing startups, 18startup — together with Lawfinity Solutions — has launched a new program designed to fill this critical gap in the legal sector.


“We discovered that success in legal practice isn’t just about expertise, networking, or pricing; it hinges on clear problem-solution articulation—what we call ‘client problem-solution fit’,” notes Prakash Balasubramanian, CEO & Co-founder of 18startup. “Much like the startup world, lawyers who frame their work as the solution to compelling client issues are the ones who thrive.”


Using proven startup frameworks, this five-week intensive teaches lawyers to pinpoint their clients’ highest-value problems, communicate solutions in client-centric language, and systematically grow their practices. “We’re empowering legal practitioners to think like founders: identify pain points, offer clear solutions, and scale,” says Prachi Shrivastava, founder of Lawfinity Solutions.


In essence, the new program aims to equip lawyers with practical tools to transform expertise into sustainable, premium practices, just as successful startups achieve product-market fit.

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