The number of new law firms formed by partners who have split off fromexisting firms is on the rise. As such, these partners, who may never have beeninvolved in technology decisions at their previous firms, have to start fromscratch in order to implement the computer systems, e-mail systems, and financialand practice management software needed to conduct business.
In the case of Buckley Kolar, five partners at a large national law firmdecided to break off and form a new practice in the Washington, D.C., area. Thepractice would serve a national client base and specialize in the financialservices industry.
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