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Working Capital Issues for the Law Firm

Last month's installment addressed working capital issues including client costs advanced and the capital drain of a growing business. The conclusion of this series discusses retirement and risk tolerance.

9 minute read January 30, 2008 at 11:36 AM
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James D. Cotterman
Working Capital Issues for the Law Firm

Part Two of a Two-Part Series

Last month's installment addressed working capital issues including client costs advanced and the capital drain of a growing business. The conclusion of this series discusses retirement and risk tolerance.

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