Starting a law firm may seem appealing due to self-employment's freedom, but it presents significant challenges when transitioning to other career opportunities, especially in managing ongoing responsibilities.
Helping other lawyers launch their own practices is not only the right thing to do, but it can also yield a multitude of benefits to the lawyer assisting another in launching their own practice.
For many, bar prep courses like BARBRI represent a crucial transition phase, creating lasting memories of complex legal principles, yet often result in a sense of moving on afterward.
If you’re reading this column, there may be hope for you yet. Let me offer three ways to stop acting like an angsty teenager and start building your law practice with more maturity and purpose.
