Solo Newsletter

Solo provides real-life solutions to the unique challenges that solos and small firm practitioners face. This quarterly publication is distributed to all members of the General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Division.

With its distinctive design and unique content, Solo is the ideal newsletter for solo and small firm practitioners—those who have a multitude of information needs but time is always in short supply. Solo is packed with helpful, insightful, short articles. It may be a quick read, but it's also a must read.

Spring 2011 • Vol 17 • Num 3

ALTERNATIVES IN LAW

Features:

• Collaborative Law: Tools for a New Age
  by Holly M. Hohlbein 
• Going the Arbitration Route
  by Sharon K. Campbell
• Making a Case for Restorative Justice
  by Chris Longman
• Tips for a Successful Mediation
  by Jay E. Grenig 

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Past Issues

• Alternatives in Law (Volume 17, Number 2)
• Home Front (Volume 17, Number 1)
• The End ( Volume 16, Number 3 & 4)
• Did You Know ( Volume 16, Number 2)
• When Times Are Tough ( Volume 16, Number 1)
• Arbitration & Mediation ( Volume 15, Number 4)
• Immigration Law  ( Volume 15, Number 3 )
• Employment Law ( Volume 15, Number 2 )
• Consumer Fraud ( Volume 15, Number 1 )
• Office Management ( Volume 14, Number 4 )
• Pro Bono ( Volume 14, Number 3 )
• Wrestling with Pigs ( Volume 14, Number 2 )
• Closing Arguments Getting the Jury on Your Side ( Volume 14, Number 1 )
• Go Now! The Pitfalls of Putting Off Vacations ( Volume 13, Number 4 )
• One Solo’s Adventures with Katrina ( Volume 13, Number 3 )
• How to Write Bills Clients Rush to Pay ( Volume 13, Number 2 )
• Estate Planning for Same-Sex Couples ( Volume 13, Number 1 )
• When a Health Crisis Interferes with Your Practice ( Volume 12, Number 4 )
• My Cell Phone—My Superhero ( Volume 12, Number 3 )
• To the Manner Born ( Volume 12, Number 2 )
• Comfort - a "Bench"mark for Court Attire? ( Volume 12, Number 1 )
• Microfirm Office Options ( Volume 11, Number 4 )
• Clutter in My Closet ( Volume 11, Number 3 )
• Are Secrets Safe in Your Office? ( Volume 11, Number 2 )
• NOT Your Father's Network ( Volume 11, Number 1 )
• 'Til The Last Dog's Hung ( Volume 10, Number 4 )
• What's in Your Briefcase? ( Volume 10, Number 3 )
• Why Every Solo Needs to Understand E-Discovery (Volume 10, Number 2)
• Finding the "Sweet Spot" in Your Career (Volume 10, Number 1)
• Bearing Bad Tidings [or When the Truth Is Awful] Summer 2003
• Designing Lawyers:Web Sites for Solos or Small Firms Spring 2003
• Now you See it, now you don't Winter 2003
• I'll Do It My Way Fall 2002
• From Mongrels to Show Dogs Summer 2002
• In the Event of Emergency . . . Summer 2001
• How to Get Some Satisfaction Winter/Spring 2001
• Prepackage Diversity Through Legal Service Plans Fall 2000
• A Web of Information Summer 2000
• Time Bandits: Spring 2000
• To Market, To Market Try "Prepackaged" Websites and Client Newsletters Winter 2000
• Trial Tips: True Confessions of a Trash-Tale Junkie Fall 1999
• Technology in Practice: You might be Skating on Thin Ice Summer 1999
• Polymailaphobia is Curable Spring 1999
• 10 Rules for Staying Sane Winter 1999
• Covering Your Assets with Backup Systems ( Spring 1998 )
• The Business Card ( Winter 1998 )
• Reinvent Your Practice ( Spring 1997 )
• Expert Witness ( Winter 1997 )
• E-mail (Fall 1996)
• The Ten Commandments of Solo Practice (Summer 1996)
• Are You Cut Out for Solo Practice? (Spring 1996)
• Tailor Your Practice to Fit Your Personality (Winter 1996)
• Marketing Your Practice on the Internet (Fall 1995)