Do you feel like law school didn’t teach you how to run a law firm?
Are you considering starting a solo law practice with low overhead?
Do you want to be in control of your clients, your hours and your life?
Law Office on a Laptop has helpful links and resources so you will have a concrete plan of action to start or enhance your own law practice.
“…Catherine Hodder and Kelly Sturmthal have managed to do something no American law school has yet to do – prepare lawyers for a successful solo practice!"
Amy Impellizzeri, Esq.
Attorney & Author of Lawyer Interrupted
"This is a must read for anyone thinking of going solo or anyone who has recently taken the leap to go solo. Five stars.”
Elizabeth J. Ferguson, Esq.
Attorney
"The book is a fantastic resource for those who are new to solo practice but also a great reference for attorneys looking to improve their processes and business practices.”
AIden Kramer, Esq.
Attorney & Host of All Up In Yo' Business You Tube Channel
“I highly recommend Law Office on a Laptop! I am in my third year on my own and this really breathed fresh air into my efforts for my solo practice! Thank you."
Lisa Ann DiFranza, Esq.
Attorney
“There are many questions when you start a practice and this book gets them covered. It is a useful resource to refer back to when you face obstacles as your practice grows.”
Hope Wood, Esq.
Attorney
“I must have read over a dozen of books on starting a law firm and they were either outdated or not very relevant. This book has definitely hit every aspect of starting a firm.”
Karima Gulik, Esq.
Attorney & Host of The Gen WHY Lawyer Podcast
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