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December 6, 2010 11:05 AM
 Stephen Furnari's article for the American Bar Association's .
Entrepreneurs are fantastic people to do business with as a lawyer--they keep a law practice vibrant and energetic. They are infectiously optimistic, ambitious, and full of enthusiasm about their professional endeavors. Entrepreneurs must have these traits if they've got any shot of succeeding. As a corporate and securities lawyer, I find working with entrepreneurs and their start-up companies to be the most rewarding part of my practice.
Start-up companies create opportunities for employees, investors, customers, and suppliers. When you counsel a start-up company, you inevitably become an integral part of this team. It's a great feeling to know that you are helping to add value to the economy, and in my case, it's a constant reminder of why I started my own practice five years ago.
For lawyers who represent early-stage companies, it is frequently difficult to communicate the value of your services to start-up entrepreneurs. When entrepreneurs get sued or need to commence a lawsuit, they know they must hire a lawyer. When entrepreneurs start a business, however, they often don't know why they should bother getting legal representation immediately--even though a good corporate lawyer will save them tens of thousands of dollars (or more) in the future by avoiding costly legal mistakes.
Read the full article here.
December 6, 2010 11:03 AM
 September 24, 2009 - "We have scheduled points of contact so when we meet new prospective clients they are contacted again with pre-written correspondence that our staff sends on our behalf," Furnari says. "Within a few days of meeting a new contact, they will get an e-mail recapping the meeting, an invitation to connect on LinkedIn, an invitation to get access to an e-course with messages and an invitation to receive our monthly newsletter."
Read the full article here.
November 22, 2010 10:40 AM
Convert Office Rent into Referral Revenue
November 22, 2010 10:21 AM
 By Stephen Furnari
When raising early-stage investment capital, avoid these errors that could lead to the death of your company.
Read the entire Entrepreneur article here.
November 22, 2010 10:18 AM
Stephen Furnari's interview with gaebler.com's Resources for Entrepreneurs.
Stephen Furnari created Law Firm Suites to help other entrepreneurs make the most out of their small law practices. Learn more about Law Firm Suites and pick up great tips for all entrprenuers.
Stephen Furnari started Law Firm Suites in 2007 in New York City.
Tell me about your current business. What are you doing exactly?
Law Firm Suites is New York City's leading provider of professional office space to solo attorneys and small law firms. Law Firm Suites is a community of attorneys designed specifically to help lawyers:
- Convert rent into revenues by increasing strategic referrals;
- Reduce malpractice risk by leveraging other tenants expertise; and
- Build better client relationships by making good referrals to other legal experts.
Read the interview here.
November 22, 2010 10:12 AM
 This story, by Elaine Pofeldt, originally appeared on CBS' Moneywatch.com.
See the entire story here.
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