I have been uncharacteristically quiet on this blog since the beginning of the New Year. I wrote post after post but never hit the publish button. Sometimes you can have so much to say about so many things, your fingers type so fast and yet the end result is just not quite ready for prime […]
Caren Schwartz is a trainer, consultant and expert problem solver. She will teach a course called “Introduction to Billing and Accounting” at Solo Practice University®. Caren Schwartz founded Time & Cents Consultants, LLC, to help professionals select, install and get the most out of their software. Her philosophy is that companies can save time and […]
(This is a bit lengthy so read when you have a few moments). I recently watched Bernanke on 60 minutes and after all the gloss and political correctness he said two things which struck me. First he made it very clear we are in for a rough ride the next four to five years and […]
November was a month for Thanksgiving, and here at SPU we are especially thankful for our faculty and students and we saw some great classes added to our more than 550 already! These include: Recent Classes: Lesson 5 of Landlord Tenant Law by Kira Fonteneau, Helping Your Client Collect Mark Merenda interviewed attorney/coach Steve Riley […]
Kendall Coffey is a founding member of Coffey Burlington, PL, concentrating on complex litigation at trial and appellate levels in federal and state courts. He provided a guest lecture on ‘Spinning the Law: Trying the Case in the Court of Public Opinion’ on Tuesday, December 14th. Mr. Coffey currently serves as the Chair of the […]
Time waits for no solo to get his or her act together. And this economy and today’s D-I-Y consumers will steamroll over anyone who doesn’t give them what they need at the price they can afford. The internet has forever changed the way we do business by providing quality research and choice at the tip […]
I’ve wanted to do this for a long time – find an organization Solo Practice University can participate in which nurtures and supports entrepreneurs. It’s not so much about donation (though we’ve given away over 100 annual scholarships to SPU), but empowerment for those who wish to rely upon themselves and build a better future […]
Yes!! In this upcoming lawsuit, 43 year old Georgetown law student, Rodger Gordon has a valid point and is taking a leave of absence from school to appeal his recent court loss to the U.S. Supreme Court claiming his third year should be optional – that the first two years is more than adequate to sit […]
It’s Global Entrepreneurship Week. Time to celebrate our future because more and more people will be entrepreneurs then ever before. They will not take jobs. They will make jobs. And the legal profession is no exception: There is also a timely article in the new ABA Journal which highlights a potential new hierarchy within law […]
The SPU/MyShingle NYC Meetup was just so much fun. I want to thank Tim Baran of Baran CLE for coordinating the location, making dinner reservations at RARE Bare and Grill where SPU treated our guests to delicious appetizers, and for making sure all our invitees made it. I had the fun of sharing time with […]
Why Going Solo as a Young Attorney Could Be the Best Decision Ever with Susan Cartier Liebel from Solo Practice University®.
On this episode of New Solo from the Legal Talk Network, Adriana Linares interviews Susan Cartier Liebel from Solo Practice University® about how to stay motivated throughout the process of starting a solo law practice.
Motivation in life is very important. I share seminal moments which have shaped me as a human being and helped me become who I am today.
On this podcast from Lawpreneur Radio, Miranda McCroskey interviews Susan Cartier Liebel from Solo Practice University® about perceptions of fear, failure and other issues facing solos.
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