At Brockhill & Usherwood Lawyers we love to support practitioners looking to retire or even BETTER to re-direct their careers
At Brockhill & Usherwood Lawyers we love to support practitioners looking to retire or even BETTER to re-direct their careers…
We provide support in the form of back office billing, support staff and carriage of matters so that you can keep practising and wind down to retirement BUT continue to add value to your clients.
To all the practitioners who are reaching that stage in your career or maybe there’s a wind down and another direction…
Reach out to our team, we’re considering incorporating practices, sole practitioners and consultant lawyers especially in the fields of wills, estates and specialised litigation.
If this is relevant to you or someone you know feel free to drop me an email at blair@bulawyers.com.au for a strictly confidential discussion.
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