Starting a law firm during a recession may not be easy, but Ralph Perez, a bankruptcy lawyer in Corpus Christi did just that after obtaining his Texas law license in November 2008.
“I started a virtual practice and set up out of my house,” he says. “It allowed me to save a lot of overhead and pocket a lot of profit. I settled on a flat $100 per hour when I started.”
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