Re: I'm going solo!

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Is mocking people who are interested in solo practice for the
one thousandth time really productive, worthwhile, or
necessary? It might have been entertaining the first time,
but at this point, having monitored this forum for the past
year or two, it's no longer novel, interesting, nor in the
least bit entertaining.

Can we please cut out the crap and get back to the subject at
hand? If you've given up on solo practice and the practice of
law, why not go find something else to do instead of trying to
take out your frustration on those of us who are still hoping
to make a go of it. Why not register an account at the Greedy
Associates forums and bombard those guys; after all, those are
the type of folks who work at law firms and who interview
people and who, presumably, rejected you when you were looking
for a job at a firm. The folks who read this forum probably
haven't done you any offense or wrong.

On 12/07/06, Randy Andy wrote:
> I just graduated from law school and I am going solo. I
> don't have much student loan debt, just about $90,000.
> That is not a lot of money in terms of debt. Our
> government has trillions.
>
> I have a good bit of money saved. I have $400 in checking
> and $700 in a cd. The best part is though that I have
> $2000 credit limit on a card. I can use that too.
>
> To hell with the naysayer, and thanks to Carol and others
> for being encouraging!
>
> I will make it, yes I will!!