This week’s Massachusetts Bar Association Lawyers E-Journal Law Practice Management Section Featured Practice Tip comes from LOMAP. In this week’s tip, we provide thoughts on time tracking and recording efficiencies. Read the tip here.
You went to law school to learn how to practice law and not how to run a business. But, like many, you may now find yourself running your own practice. If you strive to sustain your practice, you must learn…
This post covers the third installment of a four-part series on setting up a website for your law practice. Parts I and II provided you with tips on how to get your site up and running, now in Part III,…
This post covers the second installment of a four-part series on setting up a website for your law practice. We learned in the first post how to select and register a domain name, secure a web host, and create and…
This post covers the second installment of a four-part series on setting up a website for your law practice. We learned in the first post how to select and register a domain name, secure a web host, and create and…
A few years ago, I may have spent this first paragraph trying to convince you that you need a website for your practice. But, I suspect that if you are reading this post, you are far beyond that. Building and…
Compilation post 2 of 2. (1 of 2). Ah, ‘tis the Season(ing)! We’ll have some hot stuff for you for much of the remainder of 2013 here at the LOMAP Blog; but, for now, we still be reminiscing.Each year, at…
It’s that most wonderful time of the year again: when I give in to the compilation temptation, and ratchet up my Christmastime overview of our best posts of the year. Sure, the year’s not over yet; and, I’m even a…
This week’s Massachusetts Bar Association Lawyers E-Journal Law Practice Management Section Featured Practice Tipcomes from LOMAP. In this week’s tip, we address some important coming ethics rules revisions that will affect most attorneys and law firms in Massachusetts.Read the tip…
In the National Basketball Association, less formally known as the NBA, it’s a general rule that great players make poor coaches, witness: Bob Cousy (player/coach); Magic Johnson (player/coach); Dave Cowens (player/coach); Kurt Rambis (player/coach) . . . wait, I said…