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The Building of Solo Practice University Continues - The Madness is Upon Me!

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My Fortune Cookie told me:
A few hours grace before the madness begins....again.

The building of Solo Practice University is coming along very nicely.  And if you are interested in learning more about Solo Practice University as well as receive progress reports you can e-mail subscribe to or RSS the construction site.

But now it is time for me to take a well-deserved break from blogging before the real heavy lifting begins.

So, while I may not be posting regularly over the next week or so I will be responding to e-mails and comments, just not as quickly as the norm.

Also, this month is my writing debut for The Complete Lawyer  (which currently has an on-line readership of more than 400,000 and growing).  The March/April edition focuses on women in the law and I will be their main contributor on all matters solo. You can read my article here. I feel very privileged to be writing for this publication and to be in such esteemed and talented company.

Enjoy...and I will be back soon.

Full post as published by Build A Solo Practice, LLC on March 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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