Photo Credit: Marc A. D'Antonio, Esq.
"How to Start and Run A Successful Solo or Small-Firm Practice" faculty included (from left to right): B.J. Krintzman, Esq., Law Office of B.J. Krintzman, Waban; Denise I. Murphy, Esq., Rubin & Rudman LLP, Boston; David W. White Jr., Esq., program co-chair, Breakstone, White & Gluck PC, Boston; Shelley M. Richmond Joseph, Esq., Joseph & Joseph, Newton; Gabriel Cheong, Esq., Infinity Law Group LLC, Quincy.
In collaboration with the Law Practice Management and The Sole
Practioner and Small Firm Section sections, Marc Breakstone and
David W. White Jr. of Breakstone, White & Gluck PC, hosted the
annual Massachusetts Bar Association's "How to Start and Run a
Successful Solo or Small Firm Practice Conference" on Jan. 17 at
Lombardo's in Randolph.
Breakstone opened the day with an impassioned presentation on
what to consider before going out on your own. A full slate of
programming followed with fellow panelists sharing success stories
throughout the day and offering substantive tips and tactics on
setting up and running a firm. The day ended with all of the
panelists coming together to share marketing secrets -- the
cornerstone in any successful business endeavor.
"The program got my wheels turning. Meeting others trying to
start their own firm was inspiring. It gave me the push I needed to
get started," said first-time attendee Tiffany Shapiro.
"I was considering starting my own practice and attended to
learn about the traps for the unwary," said attendee Scott
Peterson. "I learned much more, including the gold standards for
office technology, billing, marketing and social media. Before you
take the leap, attend this seminar."