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February 2022 Wyoming Lawyer
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The Wyoming Supreme Court issued an order suspending former Jackson attorney Becket Benedict Hinckley from the practice of law for a period of three years.
The Wyoming Supreme Court has issued an order of the disciplinary suspension of Hampton M. Young, formerly of Casper, for a period of one year.
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Every lawyer I’ve ever met wants to do everything on his own. In other words, every lawyer secretly desires to be a solo attorney. Of course, there comes a time when your business grows to the point that you need some real help; and, since you can’t clone yourself, it’s necessary to hire.
If you can collect more, more quickly, and can also automate payments via electronic payment processing systems, it will reduce or eliminate your accounts receivable — and, backlogged accounts receivable are a long-standing problem for law firms.
The Wyoming State Bar announced that the following attorneys have been suspended from the practice of law in Wyoming for failing to comply with Article I, Sec. 5(b) of the Bylaws of the Wyoming State Bar by not paying their annual license fees.
The law firms that become early adopters of new and improved technology should be able to add further efficiencies, in order to create a significant competitive advantage as against law firms that linger in older technology stacks.
CHEYENNE–The Wyoming Supreme Court has issued an order of a three-year suspension to Casper attorney Donald L. Tolin, effective January 5, 2022. In 2019, Wife hired Tolin to represent her in a divorce proceeding and paid Tolin a non-refundable “availability retainer” of $5,000.00. The “availability retainer” was not a flat fee; Tolin’s representation agreement stated […]
So, if you’re operating without a succession plan, or a wind-down program, for your law firm, you’re potentially driving your grieving family members into years of taxing and fatiguing work. No law firm closure I have ever seen that has been managed by family members of the lawyers has been easy, or gone well.