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: Fastcase Legal NewsThe ABA's Top Ten Tips for Operating Your Law Firm in a Recession
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One of the great things that could come out of this recession is the increased efficiency that businesses (including law firms!) must achieve to survive in the market. nbsp; Here comes a summary of the ABA's list followed by a a href="http://www.abajournal.com/magazine/recession-proof_your_practice/"link to the full text/anbsp;:br /
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1. nbsp;Make sure you have enough cash on hand to survive - even if revenue drops by 25%.br /
2. Think about increasing your line of credit.br /
3. Be diligent with the books! nbsp;Think about asking for retainers from "risky" clients. br /
4. a href="http://www.sidestep.com/"Control travel costs,/anbsp;expand employees' responsibilities, and use efficient technology. br /
5. Find ways to cater to clients as they too face the recession.br /
6. Expand your skill set.br /
7. Make your firm attractive to potential clients who are looking to find affordable outside counsel - keep your fees low. br /
8. Keep your current clients because finding new ones is EXPENSIVE!br /
9. Market yourself online (check out a href="http://fastcase.blogspot.com/2008/12/blogs-powerful-marketing-tools-for.html"our post/a about blogging lawyers).br /
10. Use unwanted free time to increase your worth - training, a href="http://fastcase.blogspot.com/2008/01/florida-webinars.html"CLEs/anbsp;, paid court appointments, and a href="http://www.probono.net/aba_oppsguide/"pro bono work/anbsp;. nbsp;Check out a href="http://www.probono.net/aba_oppsguide/"this link/a to a database of pro bono opportunities in every state!br /
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Source: a href="http://www.abajournal.com/magazine/recession-proof_your_practice/"ABA Journal/a
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