When December ends, solo practitioner David Koller's law firm will have completed its first full calendar year. He recounts some of the bad -- like getting burglarized -- as well as some of the good -- getting a standing ovation in court -- while also looking forward to next year.
December 17, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
It has been 21 months. When December ends, my firm will just have completed its first full calendar year. It is exciting to look back and see what happened this year that made me feel good about my decision to start my firm, and what happened this year that I wish never happened.
I WISH IT NEVER HAPPENED IN MY FIRM’S FIRST YEAR …
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