It started with family.

Warren grew up in Boston and worked a variety of odd jobs to put himself through both college and law school. After graduation, he drove his family from Boston to Phoenix in an old clunker car with $400 to his name. What he didn’t have in the bank, he made up for with grit and passion.

He and his son, Ari Levenbaum, spent their time together first riding dirt bikes then later gravitated toward street bikes. As Ari grew up, Warren saw the need for legal services devoted solely to motorcycle victims. In 2001, he and Ari founded Law Tigers.

Tune in now and get Ari Levenbaum’s thoughts on:

  • How did you get involved with the Law Tigers?
  • What is your role with the organization?
  • What makes a motorcycle practice different from other personal practice areas?
  • What do you like most about what you do?
  • How many law firms do you work with throughout the country and how do you support them?
  • Why the intake process so important to your business model and how do you help your firms improve this process?
  • How has the business of law changed over the years?
  • I’ve heard you’re planning a motorcycle accident summit for next year?  Can you provide us with some details on why you are doing this and what you are trying to accomplish?
  • And much, much more!

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