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Yeah, I remember reading a thread posted by some dumbass kid wondering how to go about buying a small firm coming right out of law school. Ridiculous.rad law wrote:I thought this was about buying a law firm and I was really disappointed.
Took you fucking long enough!!!! Didn't you read that she has a deadline??????Kiersten1985 wrote:The IT dept. handles it.
rad law wrote:I thought this was about buying a law firm and I was really disappointed.
If you have the $ or the book of biz or a hookup, its pretty easy to buy into a firm.valley splitter wrote:Yeah, I remember reading a thread posted by some dumbass kid wondering how to go about buying a small firm coming right out of law school. Ridiculous.rad law wrote:I thought this was about buying a law firm and I was really disappointed.
No, he didn't want to buy into the firm. He outright wanted to buy the firm from its owners. As if any client would stay at this firm under ownership by a kid fresh out of law school with the ink on his degree not even dry yet.Matthies wrote:If you have the $ or the book of biz or a hookup, its pretty easy to buy into a firm.valley splitter wrote:Yeah, I remember reading a thread posted by some dumbass kid wondering how to go about buying a small firm coming right out of law school. Ridiculous.rad law wrote:I thought this was about buying a law firm and I was really disappointed.
I know a classmate who is kind of doing this, mentor she had wants to retire from his estate planning firm up in a resort town so he's teaching this girl the ropes to take over. Not sure how long this teaching thing is going to last, but hey she gets a (free) firm out of it.valley splitter wrote:No, he didn't want to buy into the firm. He outright wanted to buy the firm from its owners. As if any client would stay at this firm under ownership by a kid fresh out of law school with the ink on his degree not even dry yet.Matthies wrote:If you have the $ or the book of biz or a hookup, its pretty easy to buy into a firm.valley splitter wrote:Yeah, I remember reading a thread posted by some dumbass kid wondering how to go about buying a small firm coming right out of law school. Ridiculous.rad law wrote:I thought this was about buying a law firm and I was really disappointed.
You should contact a large law firm and ask. That would be my approach.suzie wrote:im assuming this is at big law firms? and yes i realize the randomness of my question and your slight sarcasm but i really have to find out, i have a deadline. anyone else willing to help?
Matthies wrote: I know a classmate who is kind of doing this, mentor she had wants to retire from his estate planning firm up in a resort town so he's teaching this girl the ropes to take over. Not sure how long this teaching thing is going to last, but hey she gets a (free) firm out of it.
Hey i know some older gay lawyers who are going to be retiring soon! I could introduce you....quickquestionthanks wrote:Matthies wrote: I know a classmate who is kind of doing this, mentor she had wants to retire from his estate planning firm up in a resort town so he's teaching this girl the ropes to take over. Not sure how long this teaching thing is going to last, but hey she gets a (free) firm out of it.
Sometimes I wish I were a woman....sometimes
Matthies wrote:Hey i know some older gay lawyers who are going to be retiring soon! I could introduce you....quickquestionthanks wrote:Matthies wrote: I know a classmate who is kind of doing this, mentor she had wants to retire from his estate planning firm up in a resort town so he's teaching this girl the ropes to take over. Not sure how long this teaching thing is going to last, but hey she gets a (free) firm out of it.
Sometimes I wish I were a woman....sometimes