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Most small-firm lawyers wear too many hats at once. They not only practice their trade, but also market, recruit and run their offices all by themselves. But spreading oneself too thin will not save money and can harm a business in the long run, attorney Mark Dreier warns. "Resist the temptation of doing things yourself to save money or because you think it's a small job," he says.
August 29, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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