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Oregon Women Lawyers Association – “First published
in 1995 and updated in 1999, this valuable handbook on lawyer temping has been
completely revised for 2004. It
addresses ethics and malpractice insurance issues, employee versus
independent contractor status, and working with employment agencies.
This edition includes substantive law updates, new interviews with
contract lawyers from across the country, and a discussion of the ABA
ethics opinion on contract lawyer rates., walks you through the myths
and realities of contract lawyering. It helps decide whether contract
lawyering is right for you, and gives advice on marketing and networking
to build your practice. It helps hiring lawyers evaluate needs and
choose the best lawyer for the job. And it helps both hiring and contract
lawyers make the relationship work with advice on setting rates and
drafting the agreement. With its comprehensive information, this book
should be a part of your law practice.” |
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