Audio: Cyber Security for Lawyers … Michael Gregg
Michael Gregg is a cyber security expert focused on IT networks and security assessments. He will provide a guest lecture called “Cyber Security for Lawyers” at Solo Practice University™.
Michael Gregg is a cyber security expert focused on IT networks and security assessments. He will provide a guest lecture called “Cyber Security for Lawyers” at Solo Practice University™.
If law schools haven’t felt the market pressure to diverge from the traditional three-year model, it’s likely they will soon as law firms come under greater pressure from clients to stop training young associates on the client’s dime….
Do you have a strategy for handling the ‘Great Consult’ that doesn’t call you back?
You just had a great consult with a potential client you’d really like to work with. You shake hands, let them know the retainer will be sent to them shortly and you are full of anticipation. You did a great job. Best consult ever. Once the retainer agreement goes out you know it will be coming back with the retainer check in just a few more days……
Guest Blogger – Chuck Newton. “There are a lot of reasons why attorneys go into the solo practice of law, but I would dare to say that the main reason is that we solos have decided that we do not want to be a cog in someone else’s wheel.”
We’ve had a busy month in March! Check out the latest classes added to Solo Practice University’s class schedule. This brings the individual classes available to you 24/7 immediately upon enrolling to more than 360! Jay Shepherd gave us Lesson Two in Fixing Your Fees, Fixing Your Practice. In Motorcycle Injury Law Adam Gee posted […]
Ron Fox provides guidance and advice to law students and lawyers exploring their options within and outside the law. He provided a guest lecture called “Effectively Transitioning from Big Law To ?” at Solo Practice University® on Tuesday, April 13th. Ron has, for the last twenty-five years, worked with dissatisfied lawyers, lawyers in transition and law […]
This story is for all solo practitioners who have heard over and over, again, the way to stand out is to ‘differentiate’ yourself, provide value and make ‘clients’ for life who then become evangelists and send you business for the rest of your professional career.
I have been a small business owner since I was eight years old, selling ice cold sodas to the construction workers building new homes in our neighborhood. It’s in my blood, as my entire family consists of small business owners……
Then click here. You’ll see what I mean
We know that one of the biggest challenges you face in opening your own solo practice is funding. Sometimes the gap between what you need and and what you can afford is wide and deep. The ‘Proud to Be Solo’ Scholarship Contest may be just the answer for you. Check it out.