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Review title: Simply Helpful
Product review: A pleasant conversation with a colleague who has made the leap into solo practice. His lists of start-up items and price estimates were helpful, as a loosening up exercise- "OK, I would need one of those, and I didn't think of it, " or "Not something I need at this point". That was a good way for me to begin a realistic assessment of what it would take to go out on my own. I own Foonberg's "How to Start and Build a Law Practice", too. I found that book more helpful once I had already started my practice. For me, Foonberg was too detailed for the stage of thinking about starting. His nuts and bolts were more helpful once I had specific, existing problems to use them on. The anthology, "Flying Solo" from the ABA is also a winner.
