While Performing a public service, remember that you need to serve not only your clients, but your own purposes as well… by R. Jason Huf — Principal, JASON HUF INTERNATIONAL, pc Stephen Furnari, a neighbor, colleague and fellow transactional practitioner, […]
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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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Today, we ask: Is coworking a good office alternative for lawyers? And we receive a definitive answer from our attorneys… What is coworking? Coworking is when professionals, not necessarily employed by the same organization, share a physical work environment. Any […]
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Law Firms are in essence small businesses. As tax season approaches, we sat down with Integrity Financial Partners in our shared law office to learn about the tax issues that affect solo attorneys and small law firms. As part of […]
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Corporate attorney and Law Firm Suites’ founder, Stephen Furnari, responds to Laurence R. Valle’s letter to the Wall Street Journal editor entitled, Some Reasons Not to Be a Lawyer. Today the Wall Street Journal published a letter to the editor […]
Read More >Jason Huf, a transactional attorney with a specialty in Middle East law and client in Law Firm Suites’ sublet office space NYC, offers some of his solutions for structuring billing arrangements that even the stingiest clients will pay: Earlier this […]
Read More >Jason Huf, a transactional attorney with a specialty in Middle East law and client in Law Firm Suites’ NYC shared office space, offers his secrets to structuring billing arrangements that even the stingiest clients will pay. A colleague in […]
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Is an attorney’s ability to get a client to maintain an ongoing advance retainer driven largely by market conditions? Law Firm Suites client and litigator, Frank Monteleone, mentions my recent article on client collections in his recent blog post, Stiffed!?! […]
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Law Firm Suites’ founder and corporate attorney, Stephen Furnari, spouts off about deadbeat clients and questions why lawyers do not pursue collections more aggressively. The number of clients who just don’t pay their legal bills never ceases to amaze me. […]
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Earlier this week I was in the LFS mailroom engaging in a battle of wills with the copy machine (I lost) when in walked Mike*, a solo attorney who does mostly business litigation. We exchanged standard niceties. How are you? […]
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