Solo Practice University Turns 3!

It’s the offical first day of Spring, 2012! Three years ago today on the first day of Spring 2009 Solo Practice University® opened it’s virtual doors.  Since then we have helped almost 1,000 enrollees create and grow their own solo/small firm practices. Visually, as we’ve grown we’ve gone through many incarnations.  Yet our mission has been […]

Do The Math: Nearly 50% of All Law Grads Will Not Get Jobs.

“In his new book Failing Law Schools, Washington University law professor Brian Tamanaha cites a remarkable statistic. American law schools, he reports, produce 45,000 new graduates each year; but recruiters expect only 25,000 job openings annually through 2018.” Edge International Consulting. This is staggering! If you do the math this means from 2012 – 2018, […]

The Immutable Truth About Going Solo

As I got ready for work this morning, I found myself enumerating the things I absolutely MUST get done before Friday: Revise contracts for Clients A and B; Client C’s corporate documents are way past due; Client D’s  trial brief has been overlooked for far too long; Get the process server to serve the summons […]

Empowerment – Use it or Lose it

On Sunday, as I was reading the NY Times, a pastime of probably 95% of the world, I came across an article entitled Casey Greenfield v. the World. Loved the title. It was about the life and love of Casey Greenfield, daughter of journalist Jeff Greenfield and mother of Roderick Henry Greenfield, nicknamed Rory, son […]

SPU Meetup in Georgia Saturday March 3rd

On Saturday, March 3rd I am going to be moderating a panel on going solo at WIPI (Working in the Public Interest) Conference being held at the University of Georgia Law School in Athens, Georgia. My session is co-hosted by the Black Law Students Association and runs from 1:30 – 3:00.  (If you’re interested in […]

Why New (And Not So New) Lawyers Should Be Brushing Up On Their Spanish

UPDATE:  New statistics say By 2050 U.S. Could Have More Spanish Speakers Than ANY OTHER COUNTRY. First, this is not a political post. I will be laying out facts and projections. The goal is for you to use the information (or not) when thinking about the (very near) future of your law practice. Period. I […]

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