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A table set up for lawyers at the street fair.
Dating service for lawyers and attorneys launched.
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Traffic court lawyer who used slurs agrees to suspension
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By Steve Schmadeke, Tribune reporter A Chicago attorney who repeatedly used homophobic and offensive language to describe other lawyers while competing for traffic court clients has agreed to at least a monthlong suspension of his license. …
Lawyers question by Chad S: Any lawyers know the best way to start a solo bankruptcy practice?
Are there any lawyers out there who practice bankruptcy who could tell me how difficult it would be to start a solo bankruptcy practice and how I might go about doing this. First, is this the kind of think that I could figure out with form books and software or should I work in a firm first? Also, could I mainly do Chapter 7′s or do I really need to do all kinds to stay afloat? Any helpful info by experienced bankruptcy lawyers would be greatly appreciated! I’m licensed in Mississippi if that helps.
Lawyers best answer:
Answer by liberal48
There is a lot that law school doesn’t teach about the practice of law. I would get a job with a firm for a few years if possible. It will give you basic knowledge, and can give you time to build a good reputation, the most important asset you have.
There is a decent book about building a solo practice. I will look for the author’s name and try to post it in an edit.
I was with a large firm from 75 to 96 and have been a sole practitioner since 96, but not in bankruptcy.
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“How to Start and Build a Law Practice, 4th ed., by Jay G. Foonberg, Chicago, IL: American Bar Association, Law Student Division, Section of Law Practice Management, 1999.
This book is organized into ten parts: getting started; getting located; getting equipped; getting clients; setting fees; managing the law office; ethics and professional responsibility; resources and advice; a management checklist; and a section on quality of life. Using a “nuts and bolts” approach, the author devotes short sections within each chapter to considerations ranging from postage to insurance to Christmas cards. “