Eighteen contributors discuss the financial, emotional and physical dimensions of creating an exit strategy that will help you achieve your goals whether you are approaching the end of your career or just starting out. While the best strategies are developed early, its never too late to start. You may be surprised to learn how many lawyers dont plan ahead and suffer from their lack of planning. Learn how to avoid their mistakes.
Some examples:
Retirement Readiness: Seven Proven Strategies
Don't "Die At Your Desk"
Small Financial Decisions Cast Big Shadows
Why Many of Your Retirement Assumptions Are Wrong
Other articles of note in this edition of TCL:
FIRM & PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
Get Clients to Pay Your Bills
Take the Money and Run!
MARKETING & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
It Pays to Be Selective about Clients and Cases
Articulating Your New Legal Brand
PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL PLANNING
Change the Channel When Your Heart Sings the Stress Song
In the Grip of Denial
EDUCATION, SURVEYS & RESOURCES
Differentiating Your Firm Equals More Business and Revenue
The Secrets of Writing a Winning Cover Letter
The Local Contributors section this issue features interviews with James A. George of Baton Rouge (Whats Your Exit Strategy?) and Nannette Jolivette Brown of New Orleans (What Makes Lawyers Successful?). Enjoy!
Sincerely,
Elizabeth Erny Foote
President
Louisiana State Bar Association
Louisiana State Bar Association