Solo Appellate Practice: The Journey Begins
Todd Smith left a big Texas firm to start a solo appellate practice, and provides insights into the benefits and challenges of making that shift.
Solo Appellate Practice: The Tools for Success
Here are links to the resources mentioned in this episode:
- Westlaw; – legal research used by Todd
- Microsoft 365 – word processing and email used by Todd
- Lawmatics; – CRM used by Todd to onboard new clients and send template emails
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