Disaster and Recovery
Technology & Practice Guide Special Issue
December 2006
Volume 23, Number 8
Features | Columns
- Lessons from Katrina
by Ernest Svenson
- How one lawyer incorporated what he learned from evacuating New Orleans into a solo practice.
- Your Office Is in the Mail
by
Nerino Petro Jr.
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- Getting Up and Running
by
Bruce L. Dorner
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- How to Practice Law in a Barn
by
Jack Dveirin
- In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, one lawyer relied on technology to work from hotel rooms, apartments, and even a barn.
- Learning to Crawl: Relocation Coping Strategies
by Wells H. Anderson
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- Notifying the People Around You
by
Ed Poll
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- Rescue Your Law Practice, Work on Your Tan
by
Andrew C. Simpson
- A good working backup plan will prove its worth should disaster strike your practice when you are far from home.
- Disaster Advice from an Insurer
by
Todd C. Scott
- Recovering from a disaster such as a fire is easier if you have a good insurance agent and policy, a good accountant, and a working backup plan.
- Identity Looters
by
J. Anthony Vittal
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- Money Gets Funny
by
Wells H. Anderson
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- Clerk of Courts, Superhero
by
Nerino Petro Jr.
- Good planning and timely action helped the Cameron Courthouse survive Hurricane Rita with most of its records intact.
- Putting Clients First: Ethical Considerations in Disaster Planning and Recovery
by
Mark L. Tuft
- When adopting and implementing a disaster plan, it is imperative to consider the applicable rules of professional conduct.
- What If Your Clients Can’t Pay?
by
Wells H. Anderson
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- What I Wish My Husband Had Told Me: Closing a Spouse’s Practice
by Mary Silverberg
- Develop a plan that your spouse, children, or colleagues can follow to cover the many complexities involved in closing your legal practice in the event of your death.
- A Solo Needs a Deputy
by
Karen Erger
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- The 2006 GPSolo Techno-Guide to Holiday Gifts
by
Jeffrey Allen and Alan Pearlman
- This year’s take on some of the best technology on the market includes items of varying price in categories ranging from digital cameras to computers to iPods to cell phones.
GPSOLO (ISSN-1520-331X) is published eight times a year (January/February, March, April/May, June, July/August, September, October/November and December) by the ABA General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division, 321 N Clark, Chicago, IL 60610.
The magazine is committed to fulfilling the special needs of general, solo, and small firm practitioners. The contents of GPSOLO do not necessarily represent the views of the General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division or the American Bar Association, but are the views of respected members of the profession.
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