Should Your Career Expire When Your Lease Does?

October 18th, 2016

Clients often ask me, “Roy, what’s the biggest mistake solo practitioners and small firm owners make when considering their retirement/succession strategies?”

My answer? Attorneys permit their office situation, specifically a lease obligation, to muck things up.

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