Starting a Law Practice on a Shoestring

More and more attorneys are opening new practices. It’s tough to deal with financing a new firm and it requires careful thought regarding personal and business finances. How much money do you need to open a new practice? Where will you get the money? How long will it take for the money to start to flow?

Erik Mazzone and I provide the answers in this podcast.

I worked in a firm for three years before opening my own practice in 1990. It’s been awhile since I did it and some things have changed. But, lots of things remain the same. Erik advises new practices on a daily basis and is living on the frontline with many of these practices by providing advice as they go along.

We provide some specific action steps that are essential to the success of a new practice.

During the show we make reference to a couple of sites. The links to these sites are provided below -

QuickBooks Online
Google Voice

 
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Post written by Lee Rosen on June 29, 2009 in Finance, Podcast

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