By Guest Contributor Phoenix 2.0 in IT Management
What is a Business Continuity Plan?
Have you ever considered what would happen to your business in an IT Or Cyber Security Emergency? How would you respond? What plans do you currently have in place so that you know exactly what to do when it happens, without
If your business is growing or your workforce is changing, it may be time to consider whether a 401(k) retirement plan is now a better option for your and your employees than the SIMPLE IRA Plan or SEP you currently offer.
A 401(k) Plan can offer you more options so that you can elect plan
No, we are not economists from Yale but we have seen profitability for many law firms. It is imperative that accurate information and statistics are used to determine profitability splits. This is particularly true when an unknown is added to the firm.
We often hear, “Our gross receipts are going up and we are growing,
As more Americans get vaccinated against COVID-19 and employers consider plans for phasing their work forces back into the office, members of the legal community have been watching BigLaw firms’ every move toward pre-pandemic operations. Who will have to come back in, and how often? Will they keep their existing office space, or renegotiate their
As the pandemic wears on with no clear end in sight, California small and solo practitioners are realizing that quick adjustments are wearing out, and more long-term changes will be required to sustain their law practices.
Some of those pivots, though, have long been on the horizon in the notoriously change-reluctant legal industry. Diane Camacho,
I will not be quoting rules and citing case law. The purpose of this article is to give best practices for managing Client Trust Accounts in California Law Firms. We have found in our work that law firms sometimes need guidance on trust account management. Firms do not intentionally mishandle trust money, but sometimes they
DLCCS had the pleasure of exhibiting at the Contra Costa County Bar Association’s 25th Annual MCLE Spectacular in November. I attended the “So, You Want to Open Your Own Law Office?” roundtable sponsored by the CCCBA’s Solo and Small Firm Section.
This is what they were talking about:
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No Questions, No Answers, Just Smart Business Practices In The Age Of Cyber Theft And Ransom
We are all subject to cyber crimes. It doesn’t matter what size law firm you have. According to a security blog HashedOut, more than 22% of ransomeware attacks in Q1 2019 targeted professional services organizations (CPAs & Law Firms).
What do Attorney’s Expect from their law firms?
The way law firms and lawyers are using their space has transformed because of remote access, physical space functionality, and space leasing costs. Law firm office space should be well thought out. Not one size fits all but there are some common aspects that firms both small
