Attorney Advisor Advantage

Case Study

From a shared office to a firm of her own.

About 10 years ago, a sole practitioner contacted Attorney Advisor Advantage for advice on the business aspects of her firm. I initially declined. She persisted, and I hesitantly agreed to advise her. Explore how her practice changed over the following three years.

One attorney. One full-time employee. A shared office.

She was a sole practitioner working from shared office space. She had one full-time employee, and her husband also pitched in.

Key Facts

Practice structure

1 sole practitioner

Staff

1 full-time employee

Office

Shared office space

This account describes one client’s experience, as recalled by Attorney Advisor Advantage. The income figures refer to the attorney’s personal income, not firm revenue. The account does not isolate the effect of any particular advice and is not a projection or guarantee of results for another firm.

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