Selling Your Law Firm: The Solo Attorney’s Succession Plan
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About
This Course
It can be daunting to prepare for what comes in the latter stages of running a firm. Attorneys who are entering the twilight stages of their practice as a solo firm or small firm owner should attend this session to explore the options available to them, including the sale of their law firm.
Attendees will learn not only the options available to them to transition out of their firm, but also start to explore expectations of valuations and sales prices based on the practices they’ve built.
This course is suitable for attorneys interested in either selling or purchasing law firms who want an introduction into how to plan for their practice.
Learning Objectives:
- Explore options available for transition and retiring as a small firm owner
- Differentiate between the traditional options of transitioning a firm with the newer option of selling a law firm
- Evaluate the value of their law firm
- Develop an action plan for succession
Production Date: 10/28/2024 | Closed captioning (CC) available
About the Presenters
Chase Neely, Esq.
Chase Neely, PC
Practice Area: Arts & Entertainment (+ 2 other areas)
Chase Neely is the Co-Founder and President of Chase Neely, PC. Chase is an intellectual property attorney who helps Grammy award-winning songwriters, producers, New York Times bestselling authors, and other creative professionals at the intersection between their business and their art. Chase has founded 3 companies. He started his own law firm in 2012. Then, in 2016, Chase founded Kirkwood Business Management, Inc., a tax strategy and preparation firm for creative professionals, which he sold in 2019. Chase graduated from Baylor University School of Law in 2011 after 27 months in law school.
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