INSTANT DOWNLOAD:”Retain Your Clients Should an Associate Attorney Leave”

Whether you have an Associate Attorney, or may hire one, you need to…

Act NOW to Retain Your Clients Should an
Associate Leave or Be Terminated!

Without a doubt, your client base is your practice’s most valuable asset.  And the biggest financial threat to you is an Associate Attorney leaving

and taking your clients.  Have you done what you need to, in order to protect that from happening?  Do you even know what to do?

What if you don’t have an Associate Attorney or the one you have is working out just fine (and you don’t think he or she will ever leave)?  Why do you need to do anything RIGHT NOW?

Find out the answers to these questions and more in a brand new, immensely valuable presentation that nationally renowned estate planning attorney, Phil Kavesh, has just put together entitled, “Act NOW to Retain Your Clients Should an Associate Attorney Leave or Be Terminated”.

During this 66-minute program, Phil will share with you the tested and proven techniques he’s developed over the past 40 years.  You’ll learn how to:

• Retain tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in potential fee revenue from your clients, whom you’ve spent years of time and money to acquire and maintain!

• Obtain a significantly higher sale price when you decide to transition out of your practice (because its price will largely depend on your client base)!

• Immediately implement 6 simple, yet effective steps in advance of hiring an Associate or, if you already have one, now before an Associate leaves voluntarily or is terminated

• Utilize a little-known, 2-page document to legally protect your client base – – despite your State Bar ethics rules or State Business Statutes, which seemingly restrict your ability to limit competition by a departing employee (includes a modifiable version of this document)

• Launch 5 defensive measures immediately when an Associate leaves or is let go

• Top raids on your client base after an Associate is gone

• A 17-page Agreement you can use either as a friendly resolution or as a litigation settlement with an Associate that covers the key legal terms and conditions that not only will help protect you from the Associate raiding your client base, but also prevent them from using your copyrighted and proprietary materials in his or her practice!

• An important Letter to your Clients which should immediately be sent to them to cement your existing relationship.

• And much, much more!