How to Start a Law Firm

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.

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.

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.

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 ...

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.

Joshua Baron | Building a sustainable law practice that depends solely on referrals requires providing outstanding client service and showing your appreciation for every referral that comes your way.

Book Preview | Attorney Ali Katz explains the three things you need to use free marketing, so you can build your practice without spending too much money.

Dan Christensen | When starting your own law firm, you must think beyond what it means to be a successful lawyer and consider what it takes to be a successful business owner.

Family law attorney Russell Knight shares a time-tested solution that allows a solo practitioner to bring on additional staff with little to no risk.