23 prominent legal bloggers explain the 9 most important reasons why solo lawyers should be blogging. Marketing experts prod you about it. You’ve seen your competitors working at it. You probably know that you should be doing it. But you […]
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This week in Young Hungry & Committed, the pressure of keeping up with her busy solo law practice starts to get to virtual office NYC attorney, Vivian Sobers…to the detriment of her unsuspecting neighbors. On this day of All Things […]
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For solo attorneys and small law firms, shared law office space is the most cost-effective option. In lieu of getting their own leased office space directly from a commercial landlord, solo attorneys and small law firms are opting to share […]
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This week in Things I Wish I Knew, Joleena Louis, discusses the three biggest fears she experienced before officially starting a solo law practice and what she could have done to better prepare herself for the transition. As I approach […]
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Using interesting items to decorate your shared office space will likely start conversations that can lead to long lasting referral relationships. While your shared office space is typically designed to serve as a place to accomplish your work and a […]
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Could the fear of being harshly judged for the failures in their personal life cause some professional women to pursue the advancement of their careers less aggressively? It’s no secret that for the past several years the number of women […]
Read More >This week in Young, Hungry & Committed, Virtual Office New York lawyer Vivian Sobers celebrates the life of her grandfather, “Nono”, a man who played a pivotal role in becoming who she is today. This past Summer, in the middle […]
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For solo attorneys, coworking is a great option because of its opportunities for collaboration, affordability and easy access to referral income. What exactly is coworking? Coworking occurs when professionals, who are not necessarily employed by the same organization, share a […]
Read More >This week in Things I Wish I Knew, Joleena Louis makes the difficult decision to delay starting a family to focus on growing her solo law practice. November 3, 2014 will be my two year wedding anniversary. While a wedding […]
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Career transition expert, Greg Yates offers a 4-step process to evaluate career options once you realize equity partnership will not be viable in Big Law. You’ve just come to the realization, whether on your own because you were advised as […]
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