- Welcome to Reality: A New Lawyer’s Guide to Success
Chapter 1 – How to Make Friends With Your Files
Chapter 2 – Technology: Use It or Lose Out
Chapter 3 – Let’s Get Personal About Practice Management
Chapter 4 – Working With Your Assistant
Chapter 5 – Communicating With Your Clients
Chapter 6 – Money Matters
Chapter 7 – Time Management- Packing My Own ‘Chute
Part I – The Decision
Part II – Setting Up The Home Office
Part III – In Search of the Perfect Laptop
Part IV – Getting Focused: Developing a strategic plan and achieving work-life balance
Part V – Chutzpah (Working the Room)
Part VI – After the Conference
Part VII – The Crash- What You Didn’t Learn in Law School: Top Tips for New Lawyers
- Keep Your Head Above Water
- Technologies for the Solo, Home, and Mobile Office: Networking and Data Protection
- Technologies for Solo, Home, and Mobile Lawyers
- Taking Care of Business
- Independence Day: Starting Your Own Law Firm
- Let It Go: Why Lawyers Need to Take Vacations
- Association Compensation and Advancement: There is a Better Way
- The Differentiation Equation
(How to make your firm stand out from the crowd)- Mind Your Own Business! Manage Your Law Practice Like a Corporation
- Time Well Spent
(How to use your non-chargeable hours wisely)- Limited Liability Partnerships
- Revitalization: A Key to Planning Successful Firm and Solo Practice Transitions
- Flying Solo - A CBA Guide to Solo Law Practice in Canada
Friday, August 12, 2005
Starting Out from CBA
The Canadian Bar Association has a wealth of guides for lawyers starting out and opening their own practices from their page Starting Out. Some of these titles would be of interest to others as well:
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