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Selling Your Practice in the Internet Age
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Write Downs and Write Offs
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Lawyers As A Profit Center
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Rule 1.17
Do You Guarantee Your Work
Charging for the Initial Consultation
The End of Your Lease
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What If You Lost Your Largest Client
Retainers – Do They Do Any Good For You?
Being Assured of Payment
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What Business Are You In?
The 2nd Annual Midwestern Law Firm Management Conference
Playing Both Sides
Value Billing
R.O.I.
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Career Transitions – Second Season
Preference is Perishable
Law Firm Fees & Compensation
The Lawyer-Banker Relationship
Disaster Preparedness and Recovery Planning
Business Competency for Lawyers
Marketing Plan 101
Law Schools Fail Their Students
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The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same!
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Retainers May Be Illegal!
Practice Succession Planning
Reviewing Our Operation
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Client Security Fund
The Business Model
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Specialize or Die!
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Occupancy Cost
Starting a New Law Firm? Mistakes to Avoid
Collateral
Compensation Model for Small Firms
Managing Cash Flow
Location of the Office
When Leaving a Firm
I’m Thinking
Think Before Jumping Ship
Leaving Your Law Firm
Associates Must Be Profitable
There Just Is Not Enough Time
Raising Legal Fees
Senior Olympics
Client Trust Account
Disclosure of Non-Errors & Omissions Insurance Coverage
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Successful Law Firms are All Alike Part 2
Successful Law Firms Are All Alike – Part 1
Don’t Waste a Good Crisis
IOLTA Funds
Do You Market or Sell?
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Is the Check REALLY in the Mail?
Suing the Client
The Key to Success
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Bringing in the $’s – Collections
The Second Season
The Warning Signs of Financial Weakness
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How to Deal with Tough Times
Profit = Revenues – Expenses
Selling Your Practice
Trust Accounts
Five Cards & Three Feet
Getting Your Fee
The Lessons of Heller
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Introductory video – Who I Am and What I Do
No, It’s Not the Same: Billing vs. Collecting