Is starting your own private practice right
for you? Starting up a solo or small firm has its own unique financial,
technical and practical concerns, but beginning a practice also has its
own set of rewards, fulfillment and accomplishments.
But to maximize your chance for success, you must have a plan. Whether
you are considering a change or are a recent law school
graduate—this program will help you explore your options!
Attorney
Escrow Accounts is a handy
reference for newly admitted and seasoned attorneys and their clients.
It comprehensively covers the most common situations where attorneys
handle client funds and clearly discusses the legal and ethics issues
encountered in handling clients’
funds.
In his introduction to Attorney Escrow Accounts, Hon. Howard A. Levine noted,
“For the first time, attorneys will be able to turn to a single
volume to find a concise yet thorough exposition of their legal and
ethical obligations in connection with the control and disposition of
clients’ funds. Attorney Escrow Accounts: Rules, Regulations and Related
Topics will be a
reference work widely used by both new and experienced
practitioners.”
The Second Edition provides an expanded discussion of related
issues and updated case and statutory law, as well as a more
comprehensive appendix featuring relevant statutes, rules and ethics
opinions.
