Standards of value in a business valuation
By Andrew G. Vaughn
Business Advice and Financial Planning,
January 2013
Clients and attorneys tend to be surprised and/or confused when they learn that legally a business could have multiple values at the same time. This is because there can be different standards of value The following article illustrates this concept through hypothetical examples.
Supply, demand and the future of your law firm
By Andrew G. Vaughn
Law Office Management and Economics, Standing Committee on,
December 2012
Each year between 2010 and 2020, using the most generous projections, there will be an average of 23,530 legal jobs created. Each year between 2010 and 2020, there will be an average of 33,827 graduates of law schools who pass the bar exam. That is a surplus of 10,297 lawyers who have passed the bar exam each year or a total surplus of 102,970 by the year 2020.
Don’t network like an accountant
By Andrew G. Vaughn
Law Office Management and Economics, Standing Committee on,
September 2012
This article will attempt to help us become better networkers by addressing what networking is, why networking is important for lawyers, how to network efficiently, and pitfalls to avoid while networking.
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