Mitch Zoll is the founding attorney of Zoll Firm, PLLC and the current Chair-Elect of the Computer & Technology Section of the State Bar of Texas.

Before becoming a lawyer, Mitch worked at Accenture as a business process redesign consultant, helping startups, government agencies, and Fortune 100 companies rethink how they served their clients and then using technology to make those processes more effective. Over his career, he has worked in government law departments and large Texas-based law firms, and now runs his own solo practice, so when he talks about how law firms operate, he’s seen it from every angle.

At his firm in Austin, Mitch uses technology-supported processes to help small and midsize businesses from formation through sale, building systems that allow him to focus on practical, process-driven solutions that make legal work more efficient and client-focused. He’s been recognized by Best Lawyers in America and named one of Austin Monthly’s Top Attorneys for Business Law several years running.

When not teaching lawyers about systems, he’s usually building new ones for himself. He believes process automation and law firm efficiency are within every lawyer’s reach—most just need a better starting point. Mitch brings his background in business process design to help lawyers streamline client delivery and take full advantage of today’s evolving legal tech landscape.