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August 22, 2010 by David White
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Great News! (for me) we’re currently sold-out for BOTH my “How To Start A Successful Law Firm In 90 Days Or Less” coaching program AND my “Small Law Firm Management & Marketing Bootcamp” Groups. The latter of course being for lawyers with already-established solo & small law firms.
Great News (for YOU) we’re working hard to open a new “Start A Successful Law Firm” coaching group and we’re working hard to expand capacity for the Bootcamp-Growth groups too. Because I’d rather ask you to wait a little while so you can have a great experience with me, than allow you to take a seat that stretches me too-thin. Makes sense, yes?
MORE Great News (for both of us) the fact that you’re reading this now means you’re probably already miles-ahead of most of the other lawyers in the market; And therefore much more likely to be exactly the kind of person I like to work with in my groups. Because client selection is critical for all of us isn’t it!?! So if you would like to be first in line to APPLY for a spot in either the Start A Law Firm -OR- the Grow A Law Firm Bootcamp program just leave your name & email address below. And I’ll be sure you get a head-start over everyone else.
I say “apply” by the way because before I’ll let anyone into the group we’ll have a private one-on-one call to be sure we BOTH agree it’s a good fit. Another client selection “secret”.
As soon as we are able to expand capacity and open enrollment again, I expect to shut-down this page and put all the content back into the private “Members Only” library, as you would expect. In the meantime, if you tell me you’re interested in getting a head-start on everyone else you’ll have extended access to all of these materials including the videos, the support pdfs and the MP3s.
A friend of mine had what he called a civil committment, there was a small deposit made to a trust account of the public defender that was assigned him, however when the charges were dropped, the Public Defender, told my friend that the money had already been dispersed to the ‘victim’. My friend is looking for instruction as what to do, I know that if the charges are dropped and they dont seek reimbursement, isn’t he supposed to get his money back? Why would the money, the day before court be distributed to a ‘victim’ who didn’t even come to court. And all the charges were dropped. What can my friend do?
I believe what you’re asking for is beyond the scope of what this website has been created to address. Suggest you contact the public defender. Sorry!