It’s kind of a big deal to combine ventures as solo lawyers into a real, live small law firm.
Having been used to working on your own and calling all the shots — you’ve now got to care about what another person thinks! (Honestly, it’s a wonder that any small firms even exist.)
But, it is possible to launch a small firm — because two solos can come together, largely in agreement on a vision that they can realize only (or better) by joining forces.
This is the story of how one such firm came to be.
Amy Davis and Kate Franke recently merged their solo practices, to form a new iteration of Broadwing Legal — and they both came onto the Non-Eventcast podcast to discuss that process.
If you’re a solo thinking of partnering up, partner up with us to get the rundown of how that process all goes.
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Jared Correia, a consultant and legal technology expert, is the host of the Non-Eventcast, the featured podcast of the Above the Law Non-Event for Tech-Perplexed Lawyers.
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