Sasha Berson | After owning your firm for a while, you thought you'd be much further along.

Teddy Snyder | These three issues are important to every firm, but they take on a new dynamic in a family-run practice.

Options for designing and printing business cards online are better than ever.

Book Review | The third edition of “Solo by Choice," aka the solo practice bible, provides a no-nonsense road map guide to going solo or reinvigorating your post-pandemic solo practice.

In case you haven't noticed (ha!), a lot of those new lawyers who can’t find jobs are hanging out a solo shingle. Add to that, those lawyers with experience who have left a firm by choice—their own or someone else’s—to launch a practice. That’s ...

If you’re on the fence about whether to start your own practice, these tips from Robert Theofanis may inspire you to make the leap.

Nothing But the Ruth! | Here are 25-plus books to get you thinking creatively about running your own law firm business.

Location, professional atmosphere, private offices, paralegal support, networking opportunities. These are all important considerations when shopping for a legal shared office space. But before you sign up, here are questions to ask about the ...

Do you have $500? Good. You’re the proud owner of a new law firm! (Seriously, congratulations.) Thanks mostly to the spate of technology advances made possible by cloud services, it is cheaper to practice law than ever before, because lawyers ...

Be sure to run a proper trademark search and file for federal registration before you fall in love with the name for your new law firm.