This week in Young, Hungry and Committed, virtual office NYC attorney, Vivian Sobers realizes that micromanaging her growing practice will only go so far… I hope you all had a wonderful Easter and Passover. I truly did have a Good […]
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“So I was on my way to work . . . “ – Adventures in Contingency Planning for Solo Attorneys by Thom Chu, solo trusts and estates practitioner Working solo has its benefits and burdens Whether you have just gone […]
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This week in Things I Wish I Knew… Joleena Louis discusses what makes a solo attorney just as good, if not better for the client than a large firm. I recently had a conversation with a fellow solo attorney about how she felt […]
Read More >This week in Things I Wish I Knew… Joleena Louis talks about the value of NOT knowing as a solo attorney and the trust such honesty inspires in her clients. The hard choice leads to better returns. Over the past few […]
Read More >This week in Young, Hungry and Committed, virtual office NYC attorney, Vivian Sobers contemplates her practice today and five years from today… There’s No Place Like Home A few weeks ago, a colleague invited me to dinner in TriBeCa. Normally, […]
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This week in Things I Wish I Knew, Joleena Louis provides advice on how to avoid marital issues when you start your solo practice. The word “I” appears in many of my blogs, even twice in the blog series title. […]
Read More >This week in Young, Hungry and Committed, virtual office NYC attorney, Vivian Sobers, talks about how clients may not be worth their retainer fee. Yes. You read that correctly. My clients are pistachios. Actually, my clients were pistachios. No, I am […]
Read More >This week in Things I Wish I Knew… Joleen Louis talks about how painful the first week of solo practice in a shared law office can be. When you are seeking advice on what the actual practice of law as a solo […]
Read More >This week in Young, Hungry and Committed, virtual office New York attorney, Vivian Sobers talks about the perils of practicing threshold law. Of the seven deadly sins, I suffer most from gluttony. Gluttony has a way of manifesting itself in […]
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This week in Young, Hungry and Committed, virtual office New York attorney, Vivian Sobers wonders why lawyers are so tight-lipped about their billable hour rate. Have you ever heard of the phrase, “the thin blue line”? Well, as Law & […]
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