Succession planning is not just part of retirement planning. Although uncomfortable to think about, succession planning is essential for unexpected events like sudden illness, incapacity or death. If the pandemic taught us anything, it was that it is never too…
Watch now to get essential information about succession planning in your law practice from Luz Carrion, Esq. and Michelle R. Yu, Esq. with this installment of Webinars for Busy Lawyers. In this webinar, we’ delve into effective strategies and…
You may have already read the Office of Bar Counsel's article on succession planning. Or, you may have seen our program on succession planning in collaboration with the Board of Bar Overseers (BBO), Office of the General Counsel. If you…
Templates and checklists are always a good place to start but they cannot contemplate all possible scenarios and circumstances. Prudence, critical thinking and awareness should always be exercised when using templates and checklists. Finally, the resources provided by LCL do…
Closing your practice is only one of many options available to you. Some of the other options include, but are not limited to, transferring your practice to another partner or associate within your firm, becoming or being “of counsel,” or…
From full retirement to semi-retirement and everything in between! There are various registration options available for lawyers who are considering retirement. S.J.C. Rule 4:02 lists the registration options available to Massachusetts lawyers. Lawyers should consider maintaining their Active status if…
In this edition of Webinars for Busy Lawyers, Stephen Gallagher will get you ready to change your thinking and embrace reality and plan for the transitions you'll need to make in your career as a lawyer. Do you think it's…