Carolyn Elefant is a Washington, D.C., solo practitioner and author of a new book "dedicated to becoming the lawyer you always wanted to be," as she prefaces the pages. She says technology is making it easier for young associates to strike out on their own, and some small firms and solos are making a good practice just taking clients conficted out of larger firms due to mergers.
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Despite Economy, Author Says Now Is Time to Go Solo
New York Law Journal
March 7, 2008
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