E047 Hamid Kohan on The New Blueprint for Law Firm Growth

Описание: Hello, Legal Helm listeners!

Today, we’re excited to welcome Hamid Kohan, President and CEO of Legal Soft, a company helping law firms scale through virtual staffing, automation, and modern operational support.
With a background in software engineering and extensive experience in Silicon Valley, Hamid brings a unique perspective to legal industry transformation. Since founding Legal Soft, he has focused on equipping law firms with the people, processes, and technology they need to grow efficiently, while enabling attorneys to spend more time serving their clients. Under his leadership, Legal Soft has become a trusted partner for firms seeking to modernize their operations.
In this episode, we’ll explore how technology and operational innovation are reshaping legal services, the future of scalable law firm models, and what it takes to drive meaningful change in a traditionally complex industry. Join us for an insightful conversation on building smarter, more efficient legal organizations. Stay tuned!

Your Host
Bim Dave is Helm360’s CEO. With 20+ years in the legal industry, his keen understanding of how law firms and lawyers use technology has propelled Helm360 to the industry’s forefront. A technical expert with a penchant for developing solutions that improve business systems and user experience, Bim has a knack for bringing high quality IT architects and developers together to create innovative, useable solutions to the legal arena.

Hour Guest
Hamid Kohan is an experienced Entrepreneur with a demonstrated history of working in computer software and the Legal industry. Hamid Kohan received his bachelor’s degree in engineering from Chico State University at the age of 17 and quickly was recruited to Silicon Valley to begin his High Tech career. While working with several companies in the high-tech arena, he received his MBA in business marketing at the age of 21. Mr. Kohan was involved in several high-profile companies such as Grid Systems where he served as the Sr. Manager of Product Development, working alongside associates pioneering the first ever Laptop computer.