Advantages of being a rural attorney
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If you are setting up a solo practice, learn the advantages of going rural. Maybe an office in the big city is the last place you should be.
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Five reasons for becoming a rural attorney from three rural Washington
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Rural areas in Oregon have traditionally been under-lawyered. This is becoming
more true, especially on the coast, as the attorneys who reported they would
leave the profession make good on their promise. All of this is good news if you
are setting up a solo or small firm, especially if you consider putting up a shingle
in rural Oregon.
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- 1. Advantages of Being a Rural Attorney Posted on 04/15/2015 beverlym: What kind of practice suits you best? The big city offers a built in client base, but it also comes with built in competition and higher overhead costs. You owe it to yourself to at least consider the option of a rural practice. You might be surprised that many rural attorneys enjoy better quality of life, a greater sense of community connectedness, and make more money than their city counterparts. The 2012 Oregon State Bar Economics of Law Practice Survey revealed that one quarter of all attorneys statewide planned to retire, cut back, or leave the practice of law by 2017. For the Oregon coast region, the number was 45% – almost half. We are midway through this five year period and the exodus is well under way. In December 2014 and January 2015, the Oregon State Bar processed a record number of voluntary resignations. Oregon Law Practice Management Practice Management Tips for Oregon Lawyers Page 1 of 2Advantages of Being a Rural Attorney | Oregon Law Practice Management 6/5/2015http://oregonlawpracticemanagement.com/2015/04/15/friday-5-advantages-of-being-a-rural-...
- 2. Originally posted on NWSidebar: Five reasons for becoming a rural attorney from three rural Washington attorneys. View original 559 more words SHARE THIS: 2Twitter Facebook 6LinkedIn Pinterest Google Tumblr Press This Email Print This entry was posted in Resources by beverlym. Bookmark the permalink [http://oregonlawpracticemanagement.com/2015/04/15/friday-5-advantages- of-being-a-rural-attorney/] . Rural areas in Oregon have traditionally been under-lawyered. This is becoming more true, especially on the coast, as the attorneys who reported they would leave the profession make good on their promise. All of this is good news if you are setting up a solo or small firm, especially if you consider putting up a shingle in rural Oregon. Like Be the first to like this. RELATED Sneak Preview: Virtual Practice in Oregon Finding Lost Wills Take Me to Lunch - A Novel Way for New Lawyers to Get Help Page 2 of 2Advantages of Being a Rural Attorney | Oregon Law Practice Management 6/5/2015http://oregonlawpracticemanagement.com/2015/04/15/friday-5-advantages-of-being-a-rural-...