A common question that we often hear from attorneys is how to generate more reviews or improve their online reputations. Two great opportunities are right around the corner and now is the time to start planning your course of action to make the most of them.

It’s that time of year again! Love Your Lawyer Day is coming Friday, November 2, 2018. Do you have a plan to benefit from it this year? Love Your Lawyer Day was created back in 2001...

Attracting a steady stream of ideal clients is an obstacle that many solo attorneys face at some point in their careers, especially when launching a new practice. Whether you’re fresh out of law school or taking your next step professionally, finding the right clients is essential for long-term success. While there are many tactics ranging…

Solo attorneys struggle to focus on their health. Let’s look at a few small changes that will relieve stress and help you feel better throughout the year.

Running a law firm hasn't fundamentally changed, but bringing commonplace technology into your practice can make it easier and more efficient to get things done.

Love Your Lawyer Day is November 3, 2017. It's a great opportunity for law firms to enhance their reputation among the communities they serve. Here are some tips for making the most of the day.

Solo lawyers face a challenge maximizing their limited budgets for advertising, client acquisition, and even shared workspaces. Rochester attorney Lorenzo Napolitano did it on his own. Find out how.

It’s hard for solo attorneys not to feel financially strapped. You could be competing with high profile firms or working with clients who demand the world while expecting to pay for an atlas. And what about the money you spend? How do you optimize your budget so that you’re growing your firm but not breaking…

The average day of a marketing coordinator at a law firm is far from average. At this point, you may be an expert at the balancing act of time management – juggling deadlines, schedules, timelines and meetings, all while trying to find new clients and market the firm. Sometimes you need a little help clearing your…

“I always knew I wanted to be my own boss, so I started my solo practice from the basement of my parents’ home. I have never practiced for anyone else or with anyone else. I did it all on my own.”

Being a solo attorney doesn’t have to mean spending every hour working. But it may seem like it, right?

There are many intricate details that you would learn in a larger law firm that a new solo attorney will need to figure out. There is a lot of risk involved.