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This bibliography was originally prepared by Seattle University School of Law student Katie Merrill Brown in consultation with librarians Barbara Swatt Engstrom and Kara Phillips to complement the Solo Practice Exhibit (May 2005).
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Introduction

Venturing forth into a solo legal practice or starting a small law firm is a significant undertaking. Aside from being well versed in the law, the new solo or small firm attorney must also be a master of all other aspects of running a small business. This guide gathers resources that can assist attorneys with issues such as creating a business plan, deciding on office location and space needs, technology investments, management of employees and finances, research resources and ethics considerations.

 

Table of Contents - Solo and Small Firm Practice Resources

  • Starting a Solo Practice or Small Firm

    • Print Resources about Solo Practice & Small Firms
    • Electronic Resources for Starting a Solo Practice or Small Firm

  • Law Office Management and Practice

    • Print Resources on Law Office Management and Practice
    • Electronic Resources for Law Office Management and Practice

  • Creating a Law Library

    • Print Resources on Starting and Managing a Law Library
    • Choosing an Online Legal Database Provider
    • Resources from Local Law Libraries
    • Free Web Resources

  • Additional Resources

    • Marketing and Advertising for the Solo and Small Law Firm
    • Expenses for Solo Practice and the Small Law Firm
    • Associations and Organizations for Solo Practice and the Small Firm
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