Is it worthless to go wireless? Cell phones offer mobility, but some prefer good old land lines

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The arguments of some sole practitioners for using traditional telephone lines rather than cellular service are discussed. The cost of cellular service, the quality of the connections, and the absence of a directory listing wireless telephone numbers are cited.

Prices and rates, Cellular telephone services industry, Cellular telephone services, Telecommunications systems, Law firms

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Guidance systems in place; bar associations hiring management pros to point solos in the right direction

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Law practice managers employed by bar associations to work with solos and small firm practitioners to help set up practices and offer other help with non-substantive matters.

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Charting the future here and now; a business plan helps keep your practice on the course you set

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Sole and small-firm practitioners will find a business plan particularly useful, as they often find themselves coping with problems by the seat of their pants, without considering how their actions affect their practices. A lawyer should commit a business plan to writing before starting a practice, and a five-to 10-year plan for the practice should be given. Key elements for this plan are the type of clientele and cases desired and economic forecasts. Writing a plan down forces a lawyer to evaluate for realism.

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