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For those attorneys contemplating a move to solo practice, click here to read an interesting thread on the American Bar Associations SOLOsez forum (for solo practitioners) discussing how much of a typical solo practitioner's time spent at the office each day is billable. The discussion also stresses the importance of collections.
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