In today’s environment, networking is a key factor in building professional relationships and an attorney can easily spend a good part of their day networking,
In recent years, an alarming number of law firms of all sizes have failed. It is important to understand what happened with these firms and
When a law firm hires an attorney from another firm, certain challenges need to be addressed. It is prudent to address these issues prior to
Picture this: a new client retained the firm, timely work was performed, invoices were prepared and sent to the client and yet those invoices remain
In most law practices, a qualified professional can predict the costs associated with operating a firm relatively accurately. Most expenses are easily forecasted including salaries,
When considering a lateral move to another firm, it is important for an attorney to make the appropriate inquiries into each potential firm. A thorough
When considering starting a boutique law firm, there are many issues that need to be addressed prior to the first day of business. For instance,
Communication with clients and prospective clients has always been very important. Due to the current climate, it is even now more important to ensure that
Cybersecurity Threats are Looming: Is Your Firm Prepared? It’s becoming more and more difficult to stay current with all the cybersecurity threats that individuals and
In many firms, “succession planning” is important, but not urgent. It is human nature to deal with tactical issues and delay any strategic initiatives, but
Gail Ruopp
Law Firm Management Consultant
Ewing, NJ 08638
gail@gailruopp.com
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