By Luz A. Carrion, Esq. and Terence J. Welsh, CPCU, AIS Although attorneys in Massachusetts are not required to maintain professional liability Insurance (or malpractice insurance)1, they are required to certify to the Board of Bar Overseers (BBO) whether they are covered by malpractice insurance. See S.J.C. Rule 4:02, § (2A)(a). As discussed below,…
Join us to get key info on the Massachusetts IOLTA program from Jenna Miara with this 28-minute installment of Webinars for Busy Lawyers. Find out how the Massachusetts IOLTA program works, where the money goes, and how lawyers in…
Lawyers using trust accounting functionality in practice management software need to be on the lookout for limited capabilities. This article was written by Roberta Tepper, lawyer assistance programs director at the State Bar of Arizona, and Laura L. Keeler, practice…
Get the keys to success with using payment plans in your legal billing from Charity Anastasio, Esq. with this 39-minute installment of Webinars for Busy Lawyers. With 81% of legal consumers seeking payment plans, and 56% of them reporting…
Are you ready to move beyond traditional hourly billing? Find more on flat-free pricing, sliding scale fees, and subscription models -- and tips to get started below! We thank Stephanie Everett at Lawyerist.com for this helpful guest post. . . …
Lawyers aren't typically trained to build law firm budgets -- but if you want to operate your own practice you need to learn. Move past the overwhelm with the three tips (and 4 starting steps!) below. If you're just starting…