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]]> By: Lawyer http://divorcediscourse.com/2009/08/04/solo/#comment-640 Lawyer Wed, 05 Aug 2009 19:36:55 +0000 http://divorcediscourse.com/?p=507#comment-640 I have to respectfully disagree about your comment that nothing stopped BigLaw associates from bringing in business while they were employed at BigLaw. If you have worked at BigLaw you know that most practice areas will not accept smaller companies or individuals as clients. I worked at BigLaw as an associate during the '90's when tech start-ups were the boom growth area. I tried to bring one such company into my firm as a client and my big law firm was not interested. They only wanted really, large, established companies as clients. They did not represent individuals and they did not represent start-ups. I guess they did not want to do flat fee billing (they only billed by the hour and at a very high rate). I started my practice so I could serve start-ups and it was successful. I have to respectfully disagree about your comment that nothing stopped BigLaw associates from bringing in business while they were employed at BigLaw. If you have worked at BigLaw you know that most practice areas will not accept smaller companies or individuals as clients. I worked at BigLaw as an associate during the ’90′s when tech start-ups were the boom growth area. I tried to bring one such company into my firm as a client and my big law firm was not interested. They only wanted really, large, established companies as clients. They did not represent individuals and they did not represent start-ups. I guess they did not want to do flat fee billing (they only billed by the hour and at a very high rate). I started my practice so I could serve start-ups and it was successful.

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