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: The Dreams of a SoloDecision 2008: Add Staff, Associate or Partner
By Solo Dreamer
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I am guessing that some people may be reading this post thinking that I am talking about the Elections coming up in November. For those of you looking for a political post I am terribly sorry to disappoint you. This point will instead focus on the most important decision that I have made for my law practice, whether to add staff, an associate or a partner. To date I have operated as a true solo, but I have been helped by my office sharing mate's assistants from time to time.&n read more
Full post as published by The Dreams of a Solo on January 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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