The brainchild of attorney, Ken Hardison, PILMMA will help you scale your law firm for greater growth and success through membership-based opportunities.
The brainchild of attorney, Ken Hardison, PILMMA will help you scale your law firm for greater growth and success through membership-based opportunities.
The brainchild of attorney, Ken Hardison, PILMMA will help you scale your law firm for greater growth and success through membership-based opportunities.
Buying a Law Firm is Law Firm Growth on Steroids. And Selling your Law Firm can be your Perfect Exit Strategy-
But Growth by Acquisition can be tricky business – Making this strategy work is all about picking the right firm, at the right time, at the right price and going about the purchase the right way.
In Part 1 of this 2-Part Series on Buying and Selling Law Firms, I introduced the concept of Law Firm Growth by Acquisition – including how to know if it’s a wise move for your firm – and some of the questions you should ask yourself when it comes to buying and selling a law firm in today’s market. If you missed Part 1, or just want a quick refresher,
go to: Buying & Selling Law Firms, Part 1
Selling Law Firms
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WHAT TO DO ONCE YOU’VE FOUND A FIRM TO BUY – WHAT NEXT?
Don’t try to do this on your own-
It’s like a personal injury client representing themselves in court. Not smart.
Instead, seek out an experienced Law Firm Broker- someone who understands how law firms operate, and has experience in helping other lawyers buy or sell law firms.
It is easy to become overwhelmed by all the financial, operational, and marketing details that surround an acquisition. But here’s a secret to making it come together: A successful acquisition rides heavily on what you do before consummating the deal.
Buying And Selling Law Firms
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Below is a checklist guide to help you as you move forward with your acquisition.
*Note that this list does not include the additional financial, tax and legal due diligence issues- For those I encourage you to consult with your CPA and attorney.
Choosing the best attorney intake software for your firm can be daunting; however, if you get it right, better software can have a greater impact on long-term firm profitability than any single employee or case.
But how do you figure out which software solution is right for you? After all, every firm is different. Below, you’ll find suggestions along with questions and answers for buying the right legal intake solution for your firm.
And law firm owners – like business owners all across the globe, have become forcibly versed in the “Pandemic Pivot.” Never before has the sink-or-swim mentality been more relevant or necessary for law firm viability. For almost two years, it has been “Pivot, or Perish,” in steroid mode.
A few weeks ago, I attended the PILMMA Super Summit in Washington DC. The Summit was originally slated for the Ritz Carlton Hotel in...
Broadcast is now starting. All attendees are in listen only mode. Good afternoon folks. And welcome to this special webinar, hosted by Peloma. The powerful, innovative legal marketing and management association. Today’s webinar is the seventh in our coronavirus survival webinar series. Today’s topic is the heart of marketing during COVID-19 joining pillar, president and founder, Ken Hardison, who is also serving as this afternoon’s moderator are Jason Melton,
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Law Firm Outsourcing with Virtual Assistants is a hot topic in 2022 for law firm owners all across the country. Some lawyers swear by it while others shun the idea altogether. Is Virtual Assistant outsourcing right for your firm?
First – let’s start with the misnomer – Virtual Assistants aren’t limited to off-site legal assistants.
The term encompasses any off-site or offshore contractors hired to provide services for your firm that had traditionally been performed in-house. This could include a litany of activities, from answering the phones, handling intake screening, medical records retrieval, or even traditional paralegal and attorney services such as case prep, drafting or responding to discovery, drafting documents, and performing legal research.
Most lawyers have no idea that they should be creating a niche practice, much less how to make it happen. But this will get you way ahead of the curve and can begin reaping the benefits that law firms who have leveraged a niche market are enjoying now. Increased Revenue. Market Domination. Higher Value Cases.
The broadcast is now starting. All attendees are in listen only mode. Well, hello everyone. This is Ken Hardison and welcome to another monthly Pyrmont webinar....
