Lawyer 2.0: How to Build a Six-Figure Solo Practice in 12 Months or Less: Essential Technology for Solo Practitioners
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Lawyer 2.0: How to Build a Six-Figure Solo Practice in 12 Months or Less: Essential Technology for Solo Practitioners
Lawyer 2.0 is a comprehensive summary and description of all the technological tools I utilized to build a six-figure solo law practice in less than 12 months. Lawyer 2.0 is aimed squarely at solos and provides detailed practice pointers in the following infrastructural areas: (1) Hardware, (2) Practice Management, (3) The Paperless Law Office, (4) Legal Research, and (5) Online Marketing. If you are ready to take the solo plunge (or if you have been running a firm for several years and want to amplify your practice) and need practical information on how to efficiently run a firm, attract clients, and make money, Lawyer 2.0 is essential reading.
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