Lawyers should begin planning early for the time when they choose to retire, or may be forced to leave the practice of law due to an unexpected inability to practice.
In fact, solo practitioners and lawyers in small firms have an affirmative duty to prepare for an unexpected inability to practice so that their clients' interests are protected. (See, Rule 41, Ariz. R. Sup. Ct., comment [2])
Succession Planning manual and forms
Practice 2.0
- What's new at Practice 2.0?
- State Civil Compulsory Arbitration
- Alternative Business Structures (ABS)
- Trust Accounts
- Start Your Practice
- Choosing and Using Technology
- Run and Grow Your Practice
- Winding Down
- Legal Paraprofessionals
- Resources and Services
- Library and Books
- Violence in the Legal Workplace
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