Why Choose a Small Law Firm
The Lure of Small Law Firms for Clients and Practitioners studiovision/DigitalVision Vectors/Getty Images Second in a series on How Small Law Firms Can Perform Better Why do clients seek out small firms? For their
The Lure of Small Law Firms for Clients and Practitioners studiovision/DigitalVision Vectors/Getty Images Second in a series on How Small Law Firms Can Perform Better Why do clients seek out small firms? For their
Sometimes lawyers get so focused on honing their legal skills that they don’t recognize themselves as entrepreneurs. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines an entrepreneur as “one who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business
Our clients don’t always tell us what they are thinking, either. Do you ever wish you understood what your clients really want? Do you wonder what they think of you? Do you sometimes assume
Running a Small Legal Practice Has Its Challenges
Add Credibility, Establish Your Expertise, and Market Your Skills by Publishing pavlen/E+/Getty Images. At some point in your legal career, perhaps after teaching a course or upon seeing a rival’s published work, you may
Do you know how to chose the right legal career path? Brand New Images/Stone/Getty Image Law students (and even many lawyers) struggle to figure out what type of law they want to practice.
Why Working in a Small Law Firm Has Several Advantage Most attorneys in private practice are employed by small law firms, defined as those with fewer than 20 lawyers. The majority work
Essential Reading List for New Attorneys and Law Students New lawyers and law students often look for guidance on what to do and how to do it after they’re finally licensed to practice law.
Employment in a large law firm has unique benefits and challenges that set it apart from other practice environments. Below are fifteen advantages of working in a large law firm. 1. High Salaries Tim Klein/Stone/Getty
Will Hot Practice Areas Today Be Lucrative in the Future? Tetra Images/Getty Images. As if graduating from law school, finding a job, passing the bar exam, and actually learning how to practice law weren’t