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solo practice

Changes hitting the legal industry — what they mean for the average lawyer

April 7, 2009

A recent editorial in the New York Times suggests that the current economic crisis will force big changes in the structure of the legal profession and legal careers in general. Gone are the days of high billing rates, stratospheric big firm salaries and huge billable requirements.
Maybe.
There is no doubt that the economy is forcing large [...]

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Karen Lundquist of Lundquist & Lange on marketing a small, international law practice

April 25, 2008

Every Friday for the next few weeks I will be posting interviews with solo and small firm attorneys who talked to me about their marketing strategies, online and offline, high tech and old school. Of course, I also asked about the tools they use to manage their practice. If you are interested in being interviewed, [...]

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Solo attorney Jennifer Lewis Kannegieter on marketing, blogging, and practice management

April 18, 2008

Every Friday for the next few weeks I will be posting interviews with solo and small firm attorneys who talked to me about their marketing strategies, online and offline, high tech and old school. Of course, I also asked about the tools they use to manage their practice. If you are interested in being interviewed, [...]

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Why aren’t more solo practitioners using technology?

March 15, 2007

I wonder this quite a bit. Technology is one of the greatest tools available to the modern solo practitioner, and a great leveler. It gives one person the same capabilities as a huge law firm. And even aside from the advantages for productivity and efficiency, technology allows anyone to market effectively and directly to a [...]

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