In this episode of the Legal Growth Podcast, host Aaron Fulk sits down with Taylor Esch, a rising business and healthcare attorney whose analytical mindset, accounting background, and Gen-Z-driven approach to marketing are reshaping what the next generation of legal professionals can look like.

Taylor shares his unique journey from wanting to pursue engineering or architecture to discovering law through a teacher who noticed his love for debate. With a dual passion for business and health, he built a career that blends corporate, tax, healthcare, and business law — first in private practice and now in-house at a healthcare company.

He opens up about his early growth at a small firm, where he built his own book of business, learned litigation, and built deep relationships across the Omaha community. Taylor also discusses the surprising non-legal skills that propelled his success — especially accounting, financial literacy, and understanding how businesses operate from the inside out.

Looking ahead, Taylor shares his vision for the legal industry’s future, emphasizing the importance of marketing, content creation, and embracing Gen-Z communication styles. From TikTok to podcasts to educational content for business owners, Taylor believes modern attorneys must meet audiences where they already are. He also breaks down where AI belongs — and where it doesn’t — in the evolving legal landscape.

Listeners will learn:

• How Taylor combined business, tax, and healthcare interests to shape his legal career

• Why accounting and financial knowledge give lawyers a major competitive edge

• How building community relationships fuels early-career growth

• Why young lawyers should generalize before they specialize

• How AI can support — but never replace — legal reasoning and ethics

• Why modern law firms must embrace short-form content, social media, and podcasts

• How Gen-Z attorneys are redefining communication, education, and outreach

👉 Tune in for an inspiring, practical, and forward-thinking conversation that spotlights what the future of law looks like — and why attorneys like Taylor Esch are leading the way.