Welcome back to #Lawntrepreneurs!
Burnout is real.
Especially when you’re wearing not only a “lawyer” hat, but also “leader”, “business person”, and “mentor” hats, it’s easy to get overwhelmed.
In our latest episode of #Lawntrepreneurs, Dan Fridmar and Faren Bogach talk about the importance of asking for help and utilizing your network and community to ensure success and combat fatigue.
Happy listening!
Dan Fridmar and Faren Bogach discuss in this #Lawntrepreneurs episode the different types of technology available today to law firms looking to increase work efficiency.
Dan Fridmar and Faren Bogach discuss in this #Lawntrepreneurs episode the different types of networking events and initiatives lawyers can utilize to get involved in the legal industry.
You’re not just providing legal services: you are representing something that is indicative of your business. From the name, to the colours, to the logo of your firm, this #Lawntrepreneurs episode tackles it all!
Welcome one and all to #Lawntrepreneurs! To kick us off, we invite you to listen to our first episode on figuring our pricing models for your legal services.
Many lawyers consider the non-disparagement clause to be necessary when drafting a form of Full and Final Release. The real question, however, is whether these clauses are deemed enforceable.
The goal of every residential renovation is always to increase the value of property and improve people’s quality of life. During any renovation project, a homeowner must expend significant time and monetary resources, where homeowners must sacrifice personal comfort and enduring disruption to everyday life. As such, before embarking on any construction project, every homeowner should consider the major points raised in this article.
Mentorship is one of the most important and least discussed components of the legal community, which largely influences the growth of newer generations of lawyers by the help of older ones.
The case of Electro-Works Ltd. v. Fogler, Rubinoff LLP expands the scope of liability for breach of trust to include monies received through settlement funds and applied as payment for lawyers’ fees.
