315. ‘The Usain Bolt of Law School': 0-50 Staff in Record Time w/ Dennis Carrion

Personal Injury Mastermind

What if you could compress a decade of law firm growth into just five years?

When "The Usain Bolt of Law School" Dennis Carrion opened his firm, he landed a $200K settlement in just 30 days. Five years later, he's built a 50-person team without ever working for another lawyer. In this episode, Dennis reveals the unconventional methods behind his meteoric rise and shows how breaking from tradition created extraordinary results.

If you're tired of the traditional path and ready to accelerate your firm's growth dramatically, this episode provides the high-velocity roadmap you won't find anywhere else.

We discuss:

• The unexpected case that changed everything in his first 30 days
• His unconventional approach to building a team across borders
• The gaming platform that transformed how his law firm operates
• The surprising ROI calculation that defies conventional marketing wisdom
• The counterintuitive decision to shrink his territorial focus

Guest Details

Dennis Carrion earned the nickname "The Usain Bolt of Law School" by completing his degree with a near-perfect GPA in just two years—including passing the bar and getting admitted. With previous success in real estate, mortgage brokerage, and building a global photo booth manufacturing business, Dennis applied his entrepreneurial velocity to law, launching his firm immediately after admission without ever working for another attorney. In just over 5 years, he built a 50-person operation spanning multiple countries while focusing on the New York and New Jersey markets.

• Dennis Carrion: LinkedIn
• The Carrion Firm: Website, Instagram

Chris Dreyer and Rankings Details

Chris Dreyer is the CEO and founder of Rankings.io, the elite law firm marketing experts - for all your digital and traditional needs.

• Rankings: Website, Instagram, Twitter
• Chris Dreyer: Website, Instagram
• Newsletters: The Dreyer Sheet
• Books: Personal Injury Lawyer Marketing: From Good to GOAT; Niching Up: The Narrower the Market, the Bigger the Prize
• Work with Rankings: Connect