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Book Review: The E-Myth Attorney: Why Most Legal Practices Don’t Work and What to Do About It
Buy it, read it and have your law partner do the same. Have someone in your office become the “e-myth person,” the one who asks every day if the goals are being met.
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- What lawyers might learn from New Orleans jazz musicians
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- Financial tips and tune-ups to improve your small firm
- On offices, Westlaw and must-have gadgets
- Pro bono work can benefit conscience, and contact list
- Baron Jones: I would like assistance with a habeas corpus claim...
- Jason Kohlmeyer: We used mozy.com for a couple years, but it was sl...
- Drikus: What you want to say, is that at the end of the da...
- Christy: I am down with the paperless idea and our law firm...
- Craig Cortello: Well stated. Many parallels between music/musician...
- Key to your brand: connecting with clients
- Freelancing: another option for solos
- The stress of being a solo practitioner
- Your bill can reflect what goes into good legal work
- 7 habits of highly effective procrastinators
- Pro bono work can benefit conscience, and contact list
- Cost of tax proposal? Let’s look beyond wallet
- New focus, wholesale practice change can be rewarding
- Need a transcript? Start with the source
- Financial tips and tune-ups to improve your small firm
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
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