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Expenses You Do & Do Not Need to Make to Launch Your Law Firm
Produced on August 18, 2020
Course Information
Course Description
This series, produced in partnership with Lawyerist and led by Stephanie Everett, will show attorneys exactly which expenses are necessary for starting a new law firm - and more importantly, when these expenses are needed. By the end of this series, you will be able to establish your new firm’s expenses, correctly map out future expenses, and use a client profile to address the issue of marketing dollars.
Segments:
- What You Absolutely Need to Expense: Day 1, Day 30, and Beyond
- How to Map Out Expenses on an Ongoing Basis for Effective Firm Maintenance
- How to Create Your Ideal Client Profile and Allocate Your Marketing Dollars Accordingly
About Lawyerist:
Lawyerist’s core focus is to build the tribe of small-firm lawyers who are building healthy and sustainable law practices for the next 20 years and beyond. Firms in the Lawyerist tribe are built around client-centric services, future-oriented technology, profit-oriented business models, and—like us—have access to justice and inclusion among their core values.
Credit Information
This course is not available for CLE credit.
Faculty
Stephanie Everett
Lawyerist
Stephanie Everett leads the Lawyerist community and Lawyerist Lab. She is the co-author of Lawyerist’s new book The Small Firm Roadmap and is a regular keynote speaker at legal conferences and CLEs.
Stephanie practiced at a big law firm for five years before co-founding her own firm. As the managing partner, Stephanie watched her firm grow from two lawyers to a team of twenty in just seven years.
Her passion for owning and operating a law firm eventually led her to open a consulting practice, where she focused on helping lawyers learn how to run their own firms. From there, working with the State Bar of Georgia, the Georgia Supreme Court, and Georgia’s five law schools, Stephanie designed and launched Lawyers for Equal Justice, an incubator helping newer lawyers start socially conscious law firms.
Reviews
It has been 20+ years since I put together a firm, and I am looking for more contemporary issues to be considered . When I first entered practice, there was no lawyer advertising of any sort, and nothing more technologically advanced than mechanical typewriters. Things have changed a bit since then.
very helpful
nice and brief
Very informative.