How To Determine If Your Law Practice Is Worth Anything

August 25th, 2013
Frequently, soon-to-be-retired solo practitioners or small law firm owners want to know if it is worth the effort to sell their practices. By far, the most significant determinant of the answer to this question is whether and for how long the practice can continue to produce revenue once the seller is gone. Continue reading this post at www.lawyerist.com Read More
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