Meet Liscah Isaboke

We had the good fortune of connecting with Liscah Isaboke and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Liscah, what was your thought process behind starting your own business?
Starting my own law firm was driven by a desire to bridge the gap between entrepreneurs and accessible, strategic legal counsel. I saw too many small business owners making avoidable legal mistakes due to a lack of guidance, and I wanted to change that. My goal was to build a firm that provides not just legal solutions but also strategic business insight, helping clients lay strong legal foundations to grow and protect their ventures.

Can you give our readers an introduction to your business? Maybe you can share a bit about what you do and what sets you apart from others?
I am the founder and managing partner of Isaboke Law Firm, a business and intellectual property law firm headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. We specialize in business law, contracts, trademarks, copyright, entertainment law, and business litigation. Our mission is to provide strategic legal solutions that empower entrepreneurs, creatives, and business owners to protect and scale their businesses with confidence.

What sets our firm apart is our business-first approach to law. Many law firms focus solely on legal compliance, but we go beyond that. We align legal strategies with business growth, ensuring our clients aren’t just protected but positioned for long-term success. Clients trust us because we break down complex legal concepts into actionable insights, offering practical, business-savvy solutions rather than just legal jargon.

Additionally, we offer a personalized and tech-forward experience. We leverage tools like client portals and streamlined workflows, making legal services more accessible and efficient for busy entrepreneurs. We also provide contract templates, educational resources, and consulting services to empower business owners at every stage.

I’m incredibly proud of the businesses we’ve helped launch, protect, and grow. Seeing my clients go from an idea to a legally protected, thriving business is one of the most rewarding parts of my work. I’m also excited about expanding our digital legal products and resources, making high-quality legal support even more accessible to entrepreneurs nationwide.

The journey has been anything but easy, but every challenge has been a learning experience. I started my firm from scratch, with no blueprint, just a vision, determination, and a commitment to serving business owners. Building a client base, establishing credibility, and scaling operations all required persistence and adaptability.

I faced the common struggles of entrepreneurship, building brand awareness, managing workload, and navigating financial risks. But I overcame these challenges by investing in relationships, learning from mentors, and embracing technology to streamline my practice.

The lessons I’ve learned are to:

Trust the process, but take action. Growth takes time, but consistency and execution are key.

Systems are everything. Having clear processes for client intake, contracts, and case management prevents burnout and improves efficiency.

Never stop learning. The legal landscape and business world are always evolving, so staying ahead of trends is essential.

Your network is your net worth. Relationships, referrals, and strategic partnerships are invaluable for business growth.

I want people to know that Isaboke Law Firm is more than just a law firm, it’s a strategic partner for business owners. We don’t just draft contracts or file trademarks; we help entrepreneurs build, protect, and scale their businesses with confidence.

I also want my journey to inspire others, especially those from underrepresented backgrounds. Success is possible with vision, resilience, and execution. I built this firm to give businesses the legal foundation they need to thrive, and I’m committed to making high-quality legal guidance accessible to as many entrepreneurs as possible.

Any places to eat or things to do that you can share with our readers? If they have a friend visiting town, what are some spots they could take them to?
A week in Charlotte with my best friend would be the perfect mix of great food, exploring the city, workouts, downtime at home, and visiting family. Since they’re close, we’d also make time to see my mom, and I’d balance work calls with clients and my team.

Day 1: Welcome & Uptown Vibes
Brunch: RH Rooftop for good food & city views.
Explore: Walk Romare Bearden Park, Mint Museum, or NASCAR Hall of Fame.
Evening: Drinks at Merchant & Trade, then dinner at Steak 48.
Night: Chill at home, catch up, maybe a nightcap at my place.
Day 2: South End & Cooking Night
Morning Workout: Gym session to start the day.
Coffee & Breakfast: Not Just Coffee in Atherton Mill.
Brewery Hopping: Sycamore Brewing, Wooden Robot, HopFly.
Dinner: Cook together at my place, play music, unwind.
Day 3: Adventure & Live Music
Morning: Work session – checking in with clients & employees.
Afternoon: U.S. National Whitewater Center for rafting or ziplining.
Dinner: Haberdish for top-tier Southern food.
Night: Live music at The Music Yard or The Fillmore.
Day 4: Lake Norman & Family Visit
Morning: Drive to Lake Norman, rent a boat, relax on the water.
Lunch: Hello, Sailor – waterfront seafood spot.
Evening: Visit my mom & family, spend quality time.
Late Night: Back home for a relaxed night or a movie.
Day 5: Spa, Shopping & Fine Dining
Morning: Spa day at The Ballantyne Hotel for relaxation.
Afternoon: SouthPark Mall shopping – luxury & local finds.
Dinner: STIR for oysters & craft cocktails.
Night: The Crunkleton for a laid-back whiskey lounge vibe.
Day 6: Sports, Work & Night Out
Morning Workout: Hit the gym before the day starts.
Work Block: Calls with clients, emails, legal strategy planning.
Afternoon: Panthers or Hornets game (depending on the season).
Dinner: Angeline’s for Italian food & wine.
Night: Lost & Found or Bazal Gallery Lounge for a fun night out.
Day 7: Wind Down & Reflect
Morning: Coffee & breakfast at Amélie’s French Bakery.
Afternoon: Walk through Freedom Park, debrief the trip.
Evening: Early dinner at Peppervine before heading to the airport.
A mix of fun, food, family, fitness, and business.

The Shoutout series is all about recognizing that our success and where we are in life is at least somewhat thanks to the efforts, support, mentorship, love and encouragement of others. So is there someone that you want to dedicate your shoutout to?
Outside of the Lord Jesus Christ, my mother is my biggest cheerleader, motivation, and support system. Her values and morals are what shaped me as a woman and she continues to be a driving force in my life.

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