Profiles
What’s Next Solo: Dan Lear – From Lawyer to Avvo Industry Relations
Name: Dan Lear Current Position, company and what your company does. I am currently the Director of Industry Relations at Avvo. Avvo connects people to the quality legal help they deserve through industry-leading tools and services, including a free Q&A forum, a comprehensive lawyer directory, and fixed-fee services offered by local lawyers. Prior to your…
Read MoreWhat’s Next Solo? Lawyer to Legal Tech, Chad Burton, CuroLegal
The final lawyer-to-legal-tech entry in our What’s Next Solo? lineup is Chad Bruton, CEO of CuroLegal. Although Chad had ten years of biglaw legal experience under his belt by the time he turned solo, as a still-newer attorney, he enjoyed the benefits of the technology advances like virtual law offices and distributed firms which he…
Read MoreWhat’s Next Solo: From Little Big Firm to Law Practice Digitizer and Automator, Ernie Svenson
If you’ve been around the blogosphere as long as I have, you can’t help but recognize Ernie Svenson (or “Ernie the Attorney” as he is belovedly known in blogging circles.) Ernie must have been one of the very first law bloggers, launching his eponymous blog on a product now so old that I’m not sure…
Read MoreWhat’s Next Solo: Lawyer to Legal Tech, Nicole Black of MyCase
I’m very excited about this week’s What’s Next Solo, From Lawyer to Legal Tech feature about my co-author and friend, Nicole Black of MyCase. Niki and I met online 12 years as part of the early generation of law bloggers, and two of just a handful of female bloggers in that crowd. Nicole is a…
Read MoreWhat Next, Solo? Lawyer to Legal Tech, Deb Tesser, Zola Suite VP
Welcome to the inaugural edition of What’s Next, Solo? Although some lawyers are content to remain pure solos or small firm owners for the duration of their career, others may wish to move onto something new – whether out of a desire to seek new challenges, or a need for steadier income or a less…
Read MoreLaw Firm Defection: From Security to Liberty
Editor’s Note: It’s one thing to leave a biglaw firm for solo practice – that kind of thing happens all the time. But what happens if the firm that you leave is one that you built yourself? That decision can be much tougher – but as this week’s guest poster Randall F. Rogers shares, it…
Read MoreA Veteran Solo With A National Practice: Meet Michael D.J. Eisenberg, Veterans’ Benefits and Federal Employment Attorney
When most of us think about solo or small firm law practice, what most frequently comes to mind is a firm with a local or regional scope that services clients within a particular city or maybe in a couple of counties or statewide. And while most of us are familiar with at least a couple of solos with…
Read MoreThe American Legal Dream of an Iranian Immigrant
This week’s solo profile and Shingular Sensation is Mitra Nejat, an Orange County immigration attorney who came to the United States from Iran in the 1970s as a teen, started law school later in life and built a thriving immigration law practice. I love Mitra’s inspiring personal story because it’s a reminder of the great…
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