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Aimee B. Davis
Aimee B. Davis Law P.C.
917-617-2243
122 Ashland Place
Brooklyn, NY 11201
www.aimeebdavis.com
aimee@aimeebdavis.com
Tag Archives: Solo Practitioner
A Networking Lesson and Reflections on a Professional Journey
{3:36 minutes to read} Last month, I focused on the value of my mentors. Coincidentally, I recently came across a person on TV who refers to himself as “The Superconnector.” Chris Winfield advises new college graduates to connect with the … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Law, Chris Winfield, Networking, Professional Plan, Solo Practitioner, The Superconnector
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How Can a Solo Attorney Satisfy All the Clients All the Time?
{3:18 minutes to read} This was one of many questions I asked myself when starting my solo practice. The answer is they can’t. I am not an expert in all aspects of law, and I can’t answer every client question. … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Mergers & Acquisitions
Tagged Business Lawyer, Solo Practice, Solo Practitioner
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Think Before You Email!
{3:18 minutes to read} Have you ever sent an email you wish you hadn’t? The consequences can sometimes be catastrophic. One strategy for dealing with challenging or frustrating encounters is to write down everything you would like to say, and … Continue reading
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Tagged electronic communication, Email, Solo Practitioner
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Do You Engage in Good Business Habits?
{4:24 minutes to read} Although Q1 2017 is in the history books, it’s never too late to re-evaluate your business habits and consider how they may be improved. Transitioning from an employee of BIG LAW to a solo practitioner was … Continue reading
How Do You Define Success?
{3:00 minutes to read} A solo practitioner or any type of freelancer should be prepared to face regular ebbs and flows in the level of work they receive. Before launching Aimee B. Davis Law P.C. and whenever I am struggling … Continue reading
The Importance of Listening to Clients
As a solo practitioner, I have a greater personal investment than when I worked for someone else. All of the clients I work with are MY clients. There’s no longer the buffer of a large law firm in the middle … Continue reading