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- Garinold
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Areas of law for small firm work other than CD, PI, & Family
If you were going to open a small law firm tomorrow and focus on 1-3 areas of law to practice, and the areas could not be Criminal Defense, Family, or Personal Injury, what would the practice be and why?
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Re: Areas of law for small firm work other than CD, PI, & Family
Plaintiff side L&E or §1983's
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Re: Areas of law for small firm work other than CD, PI, & Family
I think it could be cool to work at a tax boutique, bc I like tax.
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Re: Areas of law for small firm work other than CD, PI, & Family
Bankruptcy. It's always in demand, and personal bankruptcies are usually simple enough that a secretary can complete the forms. All the lawyer really has to do is attend the hearings. (Of course, this is a very broad generalization, but most of the bankruptcy attorneys I know or have worked with have done pretty well with very little actual work).
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Re: Areas of law for small firm work other than CD, PI, & Family
Cupidity wrote:Plaintiff side L&E or §1983's
Anyone have any information on how profitable a §1983 practice can be? I studied 1983 in my civil rights law class, but I have no idea how viable it would be to build a practice around it.
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Re: Areas of law for small firm work other than CD, PI, & Family
Business lit / securities class action.Garinold wrote:If you were going to open a small law firm tomorrow and focus on 1-3 areas of law to practice, and the areas could not be Criminal Defense, Family, or Personal Injury, what would the practice be and why?
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Re: Areas of law for small firm work other than CD, PI, & Family
Can you elaborate upon business litigation?NoleinNY wrote:Business lit / securities class action.Garinold wrote:If you were going to open a small law firm tomorrow and focus on 1-3 areas of law to practice, and the areas could not be Criminal Defense, Family, or Personal Injury, what would the practice be and why?
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