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Bankruptcy Masterclass – Volume 1: Starting a Bankruptcy Practice

Invest in your future!  Use this book to start building your own bankruptcy law firm. You worked hard in college and again in law school. Now it is time to reap the rewards of your intensive legal training. Earn the profits you deserve!  Develop pride in yourself and earn respect from your peers. If you possess a heartfelt desire to build a respected legal career, along with the vision and drive to succeed, then keep reading and embrace the steps set forth in this book.

Separate chapters discuss capital requirements, banking mandates, office leasing, legal structures, tax implications, technology hardware, software, websites, bar associations, marketing, malpractice, insurance, and social media – Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Google Ads.

This book is dedicated to the young lawyers who are unfulfilled working as associates for other lawyers or who recently graduated from law school with the courage to “hang out a shingle” and start their own law firm. This book provides you with concrete guidance about issues I wish someone had taught me before I started my own law firm.

Share my 35+ years of legal experience and learn tips on starting a law firm in the current legal environment. I especially encourage young lawyers to consider starting a bankruptcy law firm as I did many decades ago.

Some lawyers have the courage to open a solo-practice law firm. Other lawyers start a law firm with one or two other lawyers they know and trust. There is strength in numbers. It is appealing to young lawyers in particular to have a law school classmate or fellow associate nearby for support. Others establish an “affiliation” with an existing firm. Sometimes a lawyer needs another lawyer to brainstorm and bounce ideas around. Either way, a lawyer who starts a law firm must wear two hats: a lawyer hat and a business hat.