ABA Journal 1992 James E. Brill - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
ABA Journal 1992 James E. Brill
Captain Marvel, Buck Rogers and you; technology can help solos become superheroes. (lawyers in solo practice)	Law	James E. Brill
Dan Quayle was right; too many lawyers focusing on fees, not clients.	Law	James E. Brill
Elementary, my dear Watson; establishing sound administrative systems is essential.	Law	James E. Brill
Has the parade passed us by? Solo practitioners march on through tough times. (Column)	Law	James E. Brill
Home alone; overcome isolation by getting help when you need it. (sole practitioners)	Law	James E. Brill
Long after the price is forgotten; quality is what lingers in clients' minds.	Law	James E. Brill
Not enough hours; making the most of the time we have.	Law	James E. Brill
Photocopy of a love letter; for solos, "high touch' is as important as high tech.	Law	James E. Brill
Row with both oars; success for the solo requires mastery of two areas. (solo law practitioners need both legal and practice management skills)	Law	James E. Brill
The secret of success; need balanced lives, not necessarily more billable hours.	Law	James E. Brill
What have you done for me lately? How the ABA can be of help to solo practitioners.	Law	James E. Brill
You want it when? Timely service keeps clients coming back.	Law	James E. Brill

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