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Start Your Own Part-Time Practice: A Teleseminar — August 27, 2009

Can you start a law firm part time? Conventional wisdom says no, that you need to commit fully to starting a firm to succeed or that starting a firm will dominate your time. Carolyn Elefant and Julie

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The Marking Up of Contract Lawyer Costs

The practice of law firms marking up the cost of contract lawyers has been around for ages.  See some of our previous posts about the subject:  a great analysis by Carolyn Elefant by clicking here

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Trends in the contract attorney market – Part 3: how to raise your profile, “brand” yourself, market yourself, and how to get published

In Part 1 of our Trends series (click here) we provided some brief observations on trends we see in the contract attorney market and e-discovery market based on our conversations and meetings over the

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General Counsel Conference in NYC: coverage of Day 1

We are covering today and tomorrow the 21st Annual Corporate Counsel Conference in New York,  this year’s focus being the wide range of legal, economic and business challenges faced by in-house

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Trends in the contract attorney market – Part 2: going solo/freelancing, and building a website/blog

  In Part 1 of our Trends series (click here) we provided some brief observations on trends we see in the contract attorney market and e-discovery market based on our conversations and meetings over

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In D.C. on April 30th: “Pinkslips, Detours & OnRamps — Restart, Recharge or Reinvent Your Legal Career On Your Own Terms”

                          There is an excellent seminar coming up that will address many of the issues raised by Posse List members in their recent emails to us: Pinkslips, Detours

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Going Solo: sources for contract attorneys

  As The National Law Journal reports this week, starting their own firm is becoming layoff option number one for many lawyers who see pink slips coming their way.  For full article, click here. 

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