Been doing biglaw corporate for a couple of years. Think I want to go the small firm/solo route because I feel like my personality is better suited to being actively involved in all aspects of deals plus I like the financial upside of being my own boss.
Need ideas on how to get started with this.
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Re: Thinking of Going Small Firm/Solo
You do realize that your big law firm's corporate clients aren't going to hire you, right? So what kind of clients do you expect to land as a solo practitioner?Anonymous User wrote:Been doing biglaw corporate for a couple of years. Think I want to go the small firm/solo route because I feel like my personality is better suited to being actively involved in all aspects of deals plus I like the financial upside of being my own boss.
Need ideas on how to get started with this.
