Anywhere. Everywhere. That’s Where You’ll Find Me. When I was first considering solo practice, one of my main struggles was choosing a location. At the time, I lived in the New York City area but my husband and I had been talking about moving to a warmer climate for some time. Couple that with my […]
As a ReZoomer, it can sometimes be very frightening to move forward. Moving forward means making choices and decisions on our own, decisions that will propel the progression of our businesses. It has been a long time since we called all the shots in our lives. Questions arise. You are responsible for this new [ad] […]
Practicing solo while working a standard job is the ideal way to develop new skills, reduce the risk of solo practice, bring in good money, and find other opportunities. You do not have to choose – you can work and practice. It is that simple.
Running a solo practice or small law firm is like running any small business in most ways. Take out the Rules of Professional Responsibility and it’s not that much different from running a plumbing company. I should know. I’m a small business lawyer, and I advise other lawyers regarding running a business. One thing that […]
She tried to maintain her composure, but one large tear betrayed her as it slipped over the brim and slid down her cheek. “Why don’t they ever tell me that?” she asked plaintively. She had just received a positive annual review with quotes read by the firm administrator of the complimentary assessments by the attorneys […]
I wanted to entitle this article “Solitary Confinement or How I Plan To Study For the Bar Exam” but I was convinced it would send too many Bar takers running for the hills – but I digress…so I called it Going To Prison… Bar Prep for the Texas Bar started on May 23rd - I’m […]
As I read Susan’s blog post this morning, I absolutely agreed with her whole premise with respect to my business life. If I can get my clients to sit down and speak, listen and hear each other, I have a greater chance of helping them solve their issues short of litigation. On a number of occasions […]
Based on the fact that solos need to market more and considering the way that potential clients look for service professionals nowadays, the e-book is a logical choice for solos. Writing an e-book provides a solo with an opportunity to display their expertise and build credibility (i.e., credential building) as well as an opportunity to share something of value with their clients and potential clients (i.e., staying top of mind).
I am going from small court to big court and recording some the lessons I am learning along the way…it’s difficult, stressful and wonderful. Ah, the life of a rookie litigator!
“Help! My firm is successful!” That’s what I feel like shouting right now. My firm is doing well and it is experiencing growing pains. I have been adamant that I belong right where I am – just me, working away happily in my home office, with virtual help a phone call away. And yet, I […]
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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