Distressed Businesses Should Still Pay Their Lawyers
The amount of money a business may owe in legal fees is small in comparison to the pain that could be caused by going without counsel altogether.
Managing Hard Economic Times As A Small-Firm Lawyer
Law firms should understand that some actions they take to improve their conditions in the present can have deleterious long-term consequences.
Keeping Law School Accessible When Federal Loans Fall Short
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
Lawyers Should Make It Easier For Clients To Pay Them
Run-of-the-mill clients may face more challenges paying on time if the law firm only allows clients to pay by check.
Firm Central’s New Enhanced Reporting: The Answer To The Small-Firm Profitability Problem
Perfect the difficult balancing act between lawyer and businessperson.
Receivables Don’t Count: Lawyers Don’t Need To Be The ‘Bank Of Client’
Law firms, regardless of size, should not have to be in the business of involuntarily extending credit to clients or financing accounts receivable.