Sentences with phrase «running a law firm through»

As Knights CEO David Beech told ABA Journal: «Having been in private equity, it seemed obvious to me that running a law firm through an equity partnership structure was dysfunctional and the potential opportunity was significant.»

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Earlier in the year, the Speaker of the Assembly was arrested and charged with running multi million dollar fraud scheme through manipulation of his connections with two private law firms.

Earlier in the year, the former Speaker of the Assembly Sheldon Silver was arrested and charged with running a multimillion dollar fraud scheme through manipulation of his connections with two private law firms.

Earlier in the year, then - Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver was arrested and charged with running multi-million dollar fraud scheme through manipulation of his connections with two private law firms.

Many law firms run their websites through the user - friendly WordPress platform.

Part of the problem is created by the cash accounting practices of many law firms which do not run advances to clients through the income statement.

This brief presentation will take you through step - by - step on how to run a successful social campaign for your law firm.

While we have a moral and ethical responsibility to provide people with access to justice through pro bono work and other public programs, when running a law firm, the question of profitability can not be ignored.

This is not Megaro's first run - in with the bar, which reprimanded him in 2015 for making false and misleading statements about legal services provided through an out - of - state law firm not licensed in North Carolina.

Peter Aprile: The reality is, I think one of the themes that run through our law firm and our culture is quantifying everything we possibly can.

Ted, I think that the everyday business of a law firm is better run through a DMS — you want version control, you want audit trail, you want to limit access.

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.

I think that because I'm speaking with lawyers, and at the library, training them on different substantive areas of law, but also helping them through their sort of practice management issues too, having that experience of running a firm and knowing what it's like for them is obviously necessary.

Through a series of blog posts we sought to help lawyers learn how to run their law practices more efficiently and economically — and in the process avoid the fate of the failed law firm discussed above.

In addition to design and interface changes, AbacusLaw 2015 has been optimized to run with Abacus Private Cloud, the company's secure, hosted environment that lets law firms run their applications through the cloud.

From 2005 onwards, through his blog, he has told the profession how to run client driven law firms; from 2008, as a founding member of the innovative Valorem Law Firm, he's been showing how it's dolaw firms; from 2008, as a founding member of the innovative Valorem Law Firm, he's been showing how it's doLaw Firm, he's been showing how it's done.

When you're starting your law firm, many things are running through your head.

There are some legitimate law firm marketing experts out there but you may run through a bunch of charlatans before you find a good one.

When you're starting your law firm, many things are running through your head, such as finances, finding an adequate office situation, marketing, -LSB-...]

This exodus poses economic difficulties for law firms who, according to other studies, don't start recouping their cash flow investment in an associate until about midway through an associate's fourth year, around the time most start acquiring the skill and confidence to run their own cases and deals.

It is also apparent that some law firms are running their practices through management committees or boards, with the managing partner focusing on the business needs of the practice.

Because things don't have to be run through a committee you can try new systems out, incorporate different practice areas, and accommodate to meet the needs of your clients like no big law firm could ever do.

While the Internet has certainly had an impact on the legal market (by way of clients finding lawyers through Google search, for example), the Internet has not yet truly disrupted the business model of running a law firm or, for that matter, being a lawyer.

If you haven't yet had your fill of reading about the sea change that's running through the legal profession, you should read «A Study in Why Major Law Firms Are Shrinking» by Alan Feuer, published in the June 5 edition of the NY Times.

My firm, Hudgell Solicitors, agreed to continue Baker Rees's cases and executed Deeds of Assignment with both the original law firm and with each of its clients, purporting to transfer both the benefits and the burdens of running those cases, including Mrs Budana's claim through to conclusion.

While we have seen fake and altered cheques run through law firm trust accounts on several occasions in the past, LAWPRO has currently received only a single report of this type fraud.

Hazlewoods says that practising through a «virtual» law firm also allows individual lawyers to avoid much of the compliance and administration burden they would have to bear if they ran their own firm.

The cost to set up irrevocable trusts through a major law firm runs between $ 2,000 and $ 5,000, primarily because the permanency of such a trust and the amount of upfront work and thought that must go into getting it right the first time.