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FindLaw’s Law Firm Management Center provides a wide spectrum of resources dedicated to solo and small law firm practice on topics such as Law Firm Finance, How to Start a Law Firm, Human Resources, Legal Marketing, and Practice Support. Running a solo or small law firm requires careful attention to business details. Whether you are about to hang your shingle, or are a seasoned practitioner, FindLaw can help you successfully grow and optimize your law practice.

Law Firm Management Articles

  • Services for Lawyers: Hiring a Translator or Interpreter

    There will come a time in everyone’s law practice when documents or witness testimony that needs to be presented, or understood, will not be available in English. You may need to engage the services of a company that can provide all manner of translation and interpretation services.

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  • Types of Legal Services Pricing: Fixed Fee and Retainer

    As part of determining how much your small law practice should charge client for your work, you need to also consider the various pricing options, such as hourly billing, contingency fees, fixed fees, and alternative fee structures. This article focuses and fixed or flat fees and retainers.

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  • Malpractice and the Attorney Client Trust Account

    Failing to properly set up and maintain an attorney client trust account is one sure fire way to find yourself embroiled in malpractice allegations down the road. This article will highlight some of the unsuspecting dangers that lurk when handling client funds as well as the relatively simple ways you can avoid them.

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  • Marketing a Startup Solo Law Practice

    Although success as a solo requires much trial and error, some steps that I took to market my business from the beginning really paid off.

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  • Overcoming Obstacles To Effective Law Marketing

    Ten years ago, law firms needed to be convinced of the importance of marketing themselves. Today, most lawyers realize they have to market their services but are still unsure about how to do so most effectively. Many of these lawyers have had limited success with their marketing efforts and are frustrated with or skeptical about the whole process.

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