Recent Posts in the Attorney Fee Deferral Category

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  It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year (to Defer Your Fees)

  If you have been on the fence about deferring your contingency fees, now is the time to make a plan. Structuring fees allows you to minimize your tax ...
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  How Attorneys Can Create Steady Cash Flow for a Lifetime

  As the legal system begins to recover from pandemic-related losses, many law firms have suffered layoffs, salary cuts, and overall downsizing. Now, ...
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  How to Protect Your Law Firm's Cash Flow

  With quarantine wiping out profits, many law firms are struggling to plan for 2021. Fortunately, there is a proven strategy for successful firm-wide ...
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  5 Tips to Thrive During COVID-19

  With most courts temporarily closed and more litigators turning to settlements , it’s essential to have a plan for each of your clients. Taking ...
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  How to Survive a Volatile Market

  As a plaintiff attorney, a bear market can dramatically affect you and your injured clients. Suddenly you’re left scrambling to protect your clients, ...
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  STOP! Don’t Settle Without Taking These Steps

  If you are getting ready to settle an injury case, you may have forgotten a few crucial steps that could cost you, your firm, and your client dearly. ...
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  A More Flexible Retirement Solution

  Most retirement plans leave high earners confused when it comes to tax planning and contribution limits. As a contingency fee attorney, you have an ...
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  Earn Tax-Advantaged Supplemental Income Without Lifting a Finger

  It’s no secret that a successful legal career doesn’t necessarily equal a predictable paycheck. Case volume ebbs and flows, offering little certainty. ...
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