Anyone Out There?
Hello,
So I have decided to start my own blog. I am starting this as a way to meet other law students seeking to start a solo practice right out of law school. Maybe I am the only one out there!
I hope to build this into a resource law students seeking solo practice can use to help plan the launch of their new practice. This is an exciting new venture that hopefully will bring a great deal of information, motivation and enjoyment to law students. Thanks and I look forward to many great posts.
Joseph H. Brown, 3L
University of Florida
posted by josephbrown @ 6:54 PM
9 comments
9 Comments:
I am also considering solo practice after passing the bar. Do you have any thoughts on preparing a business plan, and if one is really needed to start of successfully.
Excellent idea Joe! I too hope to learn about this possiblity for a career path. My law school makes it seem as though it is impossible to do. Good Luck!
HEY GUYS.is this blog still active? Did you start? I havent taken the bar yet but i have my buz plan all donw
Yes this is still active...though I have abandoned the blog while I was studying for the bar. I intend to update the blog much more often now that I am nearing the opening of my own firm.
Hi Joe. Do post if you were able to go solo right after law school. I'm posting this note in December 2009 as I am considering going solo in 2010. However, I would like to hear your thoughts as far as how tough of a slog it has been. My law school definitely discourages new grads from going solo so it was a pleasant surprise when I came across your blog.
Hi! I chanced upon your blog and figured I might as well drop a line. So, how is it so far? Have you gone solo or have you decided to go with a firm instead? Cheers
Is there anyone out there who really loves the customer?
Recently I have become quite focused on the issues of customer trust - primarily I am saddened by the trend to take advantage of the consumer.
Robert Half Legal
It's 10/31/11. How is going solo after law school been holding up?
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