Josh Camson reflects on nearly six years of law practice and the column he wrote when he was just starting out: “The Shingle Life.”
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Josh Camson reflects on nearly six years of law practice and the column he wrote when he was just starting out: “The Shingle Life.” Plus, Sam and Aaron break down Net Promoter Score, the closest you’ll get to a magic number for growing your law practice.
Almost three years ago, Josh Camson started “The Shingle Life”, a column-slash-journal of his experiences hanging out his shingle and starting a law practice with his business partner, Erick Rigby. This week, Josh looks back and talks about what he knows now that he didn’t know then, and what he might do differently if he had the chance.
| Published: | November 3, 2015 |
| Podcast: | Lawyerist Podcast |
| Category: | Practice Management |
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