Being "Shingle": Starting a Solo Practice in New York
51m
Created on January 22, 2016
Beginner
Overview
This program is a practical course for anyone considering starting their own practice. Here, you will identify the basics of starting a solo practice, or going "Shingle." From incorporation to form-building, the course will cover topics such as:
- Why work for yourself as opposed to someone else?
- Incorporation, insurance and integration
- Support networks and business networking
- Retainer agreements
- Generating pipelines of income
In this course, Cory H. Morris, a Long Island-based civil rights and criminal defense attorney, provides real life examples and practical guidelines to going "Shingle" in New York.
Learning Objectives:
I. Identify the “how-to’s” of starting a New York Law Practice
II. Understand the business aspects of law
III. Design a Business Plan for a solo practitioner
IV. Recognize ethical obligations and issues of reputation and civility
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