How Litigators Should Plan for Retirement

Herrick senior litigator, Ronald Levine, authored a recent article providing guidance for attorneys and law firms preparing for the final stages of practice, emphasizing the importance of advance planning, client continuity and the creation of a meaningful post-practice role, as part of the LexisNexis - Practical Guidance Practice Note series.

Read the full article in LexisNexis - Practical Guidance here. Access may require a subscription.

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Read part one of this LexisNexis - Practical Guidance Practice Note series "Managing Client Expectations in Litigation" here.

Read part two of this LexisNexis - Practical Guidance Practice Note series "Drafting Client Memos and Emails" here.

Read part three of this LexisNexis - Practical Guidance Practice Note series "Business Development for Litigators" here.

Read part four of this LexisNexis - Practical Guidance Practice Note series "Litigation Business Pitches: Five Tips" here.

Read part five of this LexisNexis - Practical Guidance Practice Note series "Tips on Dealing with Difficult Litigation Clients" here.

Read part six of this LexisNexis - Practical Guidance Practice Note series "How to Use AI to Manage the Attorney-Client Relationship" here.

Read part seven of this LexisNexis - Practical Guidance Practice Note series "Letter to Prospective Client in Advance of Business Pitch" here.

Read part eight of this LexisNexis - Practical Guidance Practice Note series "AI and the Evaluation of Outside Counsel" here.

Read part nine of this LexisNexis - Practical Guidance Practice Note series "Letter to Expert Witness" here.

Read part ten of this LexisNexis - Practical Guidance Practice Note series "A Lawyer’s Guide for Meet and Greets: 5 Tips" here.

Read part 11 of this LexisNexis - Practical Guidance Practice Note series "Client Communications: How to Brief Senior Management and the Board of Directors" here.

Read part 12 of this LexisNexis - Practical Guidance Practice Note series "How to Comply with Outside Counsel Guidelines" here.