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Free With Registration: Sailing Through Turbulent Times
Friday, January 9, 2009
David E. Danovitch says the question he and other small-firm attorneys who seem to be sailing through the worst economic crisis in decades would be "foolish not to ask" is this: "Why is my practice growing while everything around me implodes?" Mr. Danovitch, a partner at Gersten Savage, said his firm's 9 percent boost in revenues since October is healthy enough for what he termed "baby-step" expansion of its 21-lawyer roster, and they are not alone.
Litigation Shop Finds It 'Makes Sense' to Outsource Tech Needs
Friday, January 9, 2009
Because he prefers lawyering to being a one-man geek squad, Stephen M. Kramarsky assigned the latter role to a husband-wife team who in turn built a computer network for the 10 attorneys of Dewey Pegno & Kramarsky that functionally rivals legal shops hundreds of times larger.
The Bottom Line
Friday, January 9, 2009
Florence M. Fass, a senior partner at Fass & Greenberg, writes: The stark reality of facing the worst economic decline since the Great Depression has left many of us devoid of the optimistic energy with which we usually greet the New Year. That is certainly true for the 7,300 attorneys who lost their jobs nationwide between June and October of last year. What, if anything, can a lawyer do to prevent being laid off, or at least to minimize the risk of termination?
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Wednesday, January 7, 2009
