Sentences with phrase «running a law firm there»

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Howe ran a subsidiary of the powerful Capital Region law firm Whiteman Osterman & Hanna, which last week confirmed that he is no longer employed there.

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There are also big savings, as simple wills at conventional law firms run between $ 500 and $ 1,000.

And similarly, for law firms out there running more than 5 - 10 % mobile traffic, you really should know what those visitors are seeing.

There is no rule of thumb as to how often the technology running a law firm website should be upgraded.

These days, there's a lot more to law firm management than simply running the day - to - day business of your law firm....

Of course there are exceptions, but my experience is that most law firm partnerships are poorly run.

Of course there is Managing Partner Magazine, an excellent publication aimed at those who run today's law firm.

There is some debate as to whether the client needs to understand the finer nuances of the relationship between your firm and the provider that will be hosting the law office data when you run a virtual practice.

To me, the bigger concern is that given law firms are businesses, and many are very large businesses, is there sufficient business knowledge to make sure the business is being run in the best possible way, if management are all lawyers?

Aaron Street: Yeah I mean I think this can be taken too far, so if you had an example like Brad where he only represents criminal defendants and therefore there's no risk of him having a conflict come through the site when he's getting actual information about actual cases, but you could see in a litigation, let's say a family law lawyer, if their website were trying to collect information to provide tools as both an intake and access to justice solution that you potentially run into tremendous conflicts of interest problems there and I think obviously any lawyer considering pursuing this for their firm should think through the implications of their particular situation, but I think what Brad's doing is awesome in the context of his criminal law practice and I think there are versions of a similar model that could be used in something like your debt collection defense practice or a small business startup practice or an estate planning practice, but that doesn't mean that it's a model that should be replicated by every lawyer in every practice.

Given most law firms run training programmes for juniors, there are not many opportunities as these firms prefer to retain their own trainees for newly qualified lawyer roles.

Mrs Alonso, who runs the law firm jointly with Carlos Meoro, explained to the Mr and Mrs Maby that there was no reason to give up and that there was a way to recover their investment by taking proceedings against the bank where their investment had been transferred.

As long as the system requires so much time to be spent on the stages, experts, etc., then there is no possible way that a Walmart - owned firm could make money without charging more than enough to cover the costs of that protracted system and make a profit — a profit that would have to cover not only all the expenses of running the law department and paying the lawyers in it, but also producing a return on investment to the shareholders of Walmart for their foray into legal services.

Despite widespread efforts to boost diversity, there are still relatively few women running global practices at the UK's top law firms.

But like most things, there is a right way and wrong way when it comes to running a home - based law firm.

Over the two - day conference, there were a host of presentations and panels focused on running a law practice, strategic financial management for law firms, branding your legal practice, etc..

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Another thing people have trouble with, especially law firms, it's just getting up and running with the payment processing because there's a couple of different moving parts when you're talking about online invoicing.

Last year, David Curle summarized the results of the 2016 ILTA / InsideLegal survey about purchasing technology for the Legal Executive Institute, asking, «In the day - to - day running of a law firm, is there enough multidisciplinary engagement between the various professions who are running today's law firms?

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I had left private practice and gone to work for a company in - house BskyB, a media company and I was an in - house lawyer and that exposed me to the world of business in a much more immediate way and I could just see so many ways that law firms could be run efficiently if there were other people other than lawyers kind of, as part of the decision making process and you pool enough skills.

And, as you well know, there is a lot you weren't taught in law school about the business aspects of running a law firm.

There are many costs associated with starting a law firm, and running a business takes a special skill set that wasn't developed in law school.

The best way to waste your law firm's TV advertising budget is to buy up broadcast time and then use it to run something similar to your competitor: two or three of your partners standing in front of a bookshelf filled with legal books, speaking into the camera, with a been - there - heard - that approach.

I also knew there had to be a better way for law firms to run their businesses, to maximize profitability (without exponentially increasing billable hour rates).

There's more than one way to run an efficient law firm.

The message therefore is clear: Sifter is there as an AI tool that can help law firms (and several are already signing up he notes, including at least one very large Global 50 law firm), but if in the long term, the decision is made to ignore the use of AI, then the corporate and financial clients will take this up and run with it on their own.

At any rate, if I ran a big law firm with offices in Here, There and Everywhere, I'd be snapping up one of these dot tel domains right pronto and having my IT folks figure it all out to make sure we were somewhere near the front of this thing.