Considering a Virtual Law Firm or Practicing as a Solo Attorney? Could this be the year you pivot your career from an AmLaw firm to a virtual law practice (or solo practice)? The legal marketplace is shifting and COVID-19 is having a lasting impact on all client services, our legal world included. It’s reasonable to be asking is my job safe? Is … Read More
Practus Sees Tremendous Growth at Two-Year Mark
Virtual law firm Practus sees tremendous growth at 2-year mark At our two-year mark, Practus finds it’s positioned right for the times. What drove us from the very start was the idea of building the kind of law firm where everyone benefits – clients and attorneys. We’re proud of our successes two years in and we’re excited for what the … Read More
Making Long-Term Remote Arrangements Benefit our Clients
I know I’m not alone in saying April was a long month. Like you, I’m watching and waiting to see when (and how) the stay-at-home orders in my state will be relaxed. During this crisis, our normal cadence of working has skipped a beat; and from what I see and hear, there’s a good deal more self-assessment going on. When … Read More
Taking the @Home Practice of Law to the Next Level
As the nation grapples with the COVID-19 outbreak, most lawyers are under state directives to work from home. Some of the data indicates the distance we’re putting between ourselves is helping — it’s slowing the spread of coronavirus. But no one knows when the stay at home orders will be lifted. Some lawyers look at the adjustments they’re making as … Read More
Practicing Law from Home in the Time of Coronavirus
At Practus, remote work is our business model. Even so, our attorneys are having to adjust, too, because the way everyone is working is shifting. Our families are at home all day. Our clients’ work arrangements and accessibility is up in the air. So, we fall back on the things that have worked for us as a virtual law firm … Read More
Tips to Keep in Mind When Setting up a Solo Law Practice
Maybe you’ve been thinking about setting up a solo law practice of your own. Maybe you think about it a lot. Is it feasible? The idea feels attractive, but you’re not sure if you can (or should) make the leap. There are top-producing lawyers who absolutely thrive on their own; and there are others who don’t fare so well as … Read More
Is Working Remotely Right for You: A Guide for Lawyers
For many modern professionals, working from home is a luxury that is sought after, and, these days, usually afforded only by companies that truly appreciate how life actually unfolds from day to day for their employees. Many employers get stuck in the mindset that when employees aren’t in the office, they aren’t as productive. But with instant communication, streamlined technology, … Read More
Steps to Taking the Solo Practitioner Leap for Attorneys
Much like starting any kind of business, making the change from a big law firm to a solo practitioner is a huge step. Knowing when to set out on your own is equal parts a leap of faith and thorough preparation. Here are a few important aspects of having a solo law practice that you absolutely should consider before making … Read More
Unhappy at Your Law Firm? How to Determine When to Make a Change
Are you unhappy at your law firm and dreading heading into work tomorrow morning? Do you drag your feet when preparing for the day or spend too much time schlepping along during your ridiculous commute? Does your law firm require your presence at superfluous, interoffice meetings? Maybe it’s time to reevaluate what you’re looking for when it comes to practicing … Read More
Reducing Stress as a Lawyer: Avoiding Lawyer Burnout (Updated 2021)
Lawyers Continue to Experience High Levels of Stress in 2021 Twenty-eight percent of lawyers struggle with depression; 19 percent struggle with anxiety. These statistics come as no surprise to anyone familiar with the demands of being a lawyer. And given the course of events from 2020 through 2021 lawyers are feeling more isolated, anxious, burnt out and depressed than ever. … Read More
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