Re: Solo Out of Law School

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On 8/19/09, RAHJ wrote:
> Xpin,
>
> Starting your own practice is a great transition opportunity
> until the economy changes. It gives you the ability to build
> your book of business (important when it comes to firms hiring),
> keeps your skills and resume fresh, and provides an income
> source and keep your evening job to pay the bills until things
> get going.
>
> A great way to get started is with a "virtual" law office. This
> allows you to work from home, while having a professional office
> to meet potential clients in. The best source that we have
> found is with www.GoSoloEsq.com. They have negotiated partner
> relationships with key services that benefit the solo attorney
> and they provide some powerful incentives (discounts, free
> upgrades, $1,100 in meeting room vouchers, etc.) to take the
> financial sting of starting your own practice.
>
> Take a look and let me know if it helps.
>
> RAHJ
>
>
> On 7/14/08, Xpin wrote:
>> On 5/02/08, bigtymer wrote:
>>
>>> I started right out of law school and did fine. Find
>>> attorneys that practice the area you want to practice and
>>> offer to work for free. That's what I did and that's how I
>>> learned how things work. When you pass the bar, open your
>>> own place.
>>
>> Hey bigtymer,
>>
>> Did you mean work for free in the geographic location you want
>> to practice or in the practice area you want to practice? I
>> guess maybe it doesn't matter, but I just lost my corporate
> job
>> due to layoffs and a solo practice might be the only direction
>> I have right now. Any specifics regarding what I need and how
>> much to pay for this stuff (suburban Chicago) would be great.
>>
>> Xpin

Just out of law school