The Bridge Builders: Connecting Solos To Clients
Innovative companies are uniting lawyers who want to provide legal services and the latent legal market of consumers who desperately need legal services.
Squeezing The Middle Class For Legal Fees Is Like Trying to Get Blood From A Turnip
What does the shrinking of the middle class mean for small-firm and solo lawyers?
What You Didn’t Learn In Law School
How do you keep up with the competition? Share your perspective in this brief survey to help us benchmark your lifelong training in professional skills. As a thank you, qualified respondents receive a chance to win a $250 gift card.
If You’re Practicing Law In The 21st Century, You Better ‘Be Sexy and Know’ Spanish
Our newest columnist, Susan Cartier Liebel, explains the importance of language skills for solo and small-firm practitioners.
New York Forces Pro Bono Requirements Upon Would-Be Lawyers Because No One Else Cares About Poor People
Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman of the New York Court of Appeals announced yesterday that a new bar admission hurdle would be foisted upon would-be lawyers in the state, in the form of a 50-hour pro bono requirement. What does it mean for you?
Size Matters: I Get Schooled By The Dean Of Solo Practice University
Ed. note: This is the latest installment of Size Matters, one of Above the Law’s new columns for small-firm lawyers. It is not easy staying abreast of all of the important issues affecting small firms, but I do it because my words impact our nation’s policy. Do you think it was a coincidence that less […]