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Have you read Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook, by Gary Vaynerchuck (@garyvee) yet? This book came recommended by Dave Ramsey’s team
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This post is written by MyShingle Guest Blogger LaTasha Riley
As a new or solo attorney, most of your financial resources are spent on necessities like office essentials, transportation, and marketing. After covering the basics
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This post is written by MyShingle Guest Blogger Dr. Sandra Thompson
Short of putting your firm name on the side of a high-rise building for everyone on the freeway to see, what can small firms
Updated September 1, 2022
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Conventional wisdom on flat fees suggests that attorneys bill in two parts: (a) one flat fee to cover pre-trial activities and potential disposition of the case and (b) a second flat fee
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This post is written by MyShingle Guest Blogger Wes Bailey
The solo legal profession is unlike anything you will encounter in today’s society. No one comes to an attorney’s office without having a problem they
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This post is written by MyShingle Guest Blogger Christine A. Wilton
Some of the most successful business leaders of our time all have a mastermind group. Benjamin Franklin, Ivan Misner, Brian Tracy, Walt Disney, and
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MyShingle Guest Blogger Dwayne Allen Thomas
True story: I’ve gotten a fair number of dates at professional networking meetings. I’ve told this story a few times, so I know what
If you read my column over at Above the Law, you might have noticed that I have vacation on the brain. For the next two weeks, I’ll be taking a break from my practice, this blog – and maybe even social media. I know that I’ll be back with lots of new ideas
Last week, one of NewLaw’s own, Clearspire expired.
Or did it?
Clearpsire says otherwise portraying the closure of Clearspire Law as one giant pivot from #AltLaw Firm model to a legal technology company. Clearspire explains that it plans to take the proprietary practice platform, Coral, developed by the non-lawyer owned business side of its
Over at Lawyerist, Sam Glover sparked some discussion with the question, How would you advise a new lawyer to prepare for the future of law? Sam’s question generated several thoughtful responses that I commend you to read, but I think there’s an equally significant question that’s been overlooked. Specifically, how should old (or to