Equipment required for a Law Firm?
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Equipment required?  Very little.  Equipment you should have?  More.\n\nAt least - a phone and a typewriter.\n\nIf you have money:\n\nNetworked computers with internet access\nHigh speed printer\nHigh speed photocopier\nFax machine\nIntegrated phone system\nWordprocessing software\nCase management/billing software\nTypewriters (for forms)\nWestlaw account\nLegal encyclopedia / Hornbooks / Case books / daily law journal\nPens, paper, staplers, calculators, paperclips, files, markers. highlighters, tape, scissors, stationary\nSome picture frames\nBusiness cards\nFile cabinets, desks, filing system, chairs, conference tables\nFramed pen and ink drawing of lawyers arguing at the bar reprinted from french magazine c. 1880.\nClocks\nMicrocasette recorder\nCheckbook, deposit slips\nStamp machine\nTylenol
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Your lawyer should be able to provide one for you.
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Check any large library.  They may have a set of state law books that would include case law on any topic if it exists for your particular state.  Ask the reference desk for help (they are trained professionals).
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If you and your partner have come to an agreement on the amount and how he is going to pay it, you don't need an attorney unless you want a contract to cover this. If he will pay in Cash upon signing of the company's documents, then you just need to put together the documents and sign them. Your accountant/tax preparer can help you. You'll probably have a tax liability so plan for that.
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With IT procurement you may have to choose between leasing or buying the equipment.  You may also have to consider the size of the company and see if you can buy directly from the vendor, if your company is large enough, or have to purchase machines from a value added reseller (VAR).  In addition to the hardware you also have to consider the purchase of the software.\n\nYou also have to consider the financial recording impact of the assets depreciating that is not indicative of other non-depreciating assets.
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Your legal representative should be able to assist you.
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Contact your local bar association or legal aid. A lot of times Law firms use para-legals for research and that can be done from home.
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it depends on where your location is, how much the building is, if you're buying, renting, renovating.\n\nYou'll need everything if you're just starting brand new. Kegarators, coolers, Sound system, \n\nit would cost at least 100,000 probably just to start....
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You need to get a business license and make sure you do the classes in a business zone.  You will want insurance to cover your tail when somebody does something stupid, gets hurt or ill, then blames it on you.  You will want an accountant to make sure you keep your books properly and help you with taxes.  You will want to make sure you understand the sales tax laws in your county and state, and how and when they will be collected.  You will want to advertise and offer specials to bring in business.  You will need capital for equipment and a place.  You want to research location to make sure you get good business.  Do not rush into this.  Take a few months to do your research and market research to make sure this is what your community needs, or find a way to create a need for it.
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you must consider loads here as you'll have customers on the premises...\nfire safety, fire exits, extinguishers, fire alarms, smoke alarms etc\nhealth & safety risk assessment, electrical equipment serviced/checked regularly, trailing wires, safe equipment ie beds\nalso to consider is COSHH risk assessment for the chemical substances you'll be using, ie massage creams and products, and cleaning products\npossible manual handling risk, plus first aid is important\nnot to forget health and safety of staff, for example; working alone, or using equipment.\nThe following sites may help you...
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Equipment would be something along the lines of a blackboard, a projector, a pointer. Teaching materials refers to things like lesson plans, handouts, and books.
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a dealer will carry this type of equipment\nb
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If you are going to own your own firm...LOTS!\nBusiness license, IRS and State Revenue I.D.......
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Just purchase or rent an office there, setup your office and your ready :)
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From an article I wrote "A Small Business Legal Checklist" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol15/asmall.htm :\n\nLegal requirements vary in each country, state, and municipality. \n\nHere is a general checklist of legal matters that you need to be concerned about for your small business. Remember, an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. Know what is important enough to cost you large sums of money if you don't pay attention to it. Depending on your type of business and your state and local requirements you may need to: \n\n1. Employer's Identification Number (EIN). Obtain an employer's ID number with Form SS-4, if you have employees, are a partnership or are incorporated. Sole proprietorships can also obtain and use a TIN instead of the owner's social security number on all business forms that ask for a "taxpayer identification number." If a business is not a corporation this identification or Social Security number will be needed before a bank account can be opened. \n\n2. Obtain a federal license if required by federal law. Employers must obtain licenses, which are renewable every two years, and also keep a log of hours worked and products made so inspectors can judge whether wage laws are being met. \n\n3. Legal form of your business. Incorporate, form a limited liability company, or file a statement of partnership if not a sole proprietorship \n\n4. If needed, obtain seller's permit - also known as Certificate of Authority or Resale Certificate. Get a resale tax certification or state sellers permit if the operation will involve purchasing items for resale. This exempts the business from paying sales tax on some of its purchases. \n\n5. Obtain any trademarks, copyrights, and patents as needed. Trademarks are words, names, illustrations, or a combination of these used to identify products or services to distinguish them from items of other firms. Check with the Trademark Register of the United States to avoid using trademarks already used. Copyrights, on the other hand, protect artistic creations, literary writings, graphic illustrations, musical scores, computer programs, and published materials such as newsletters. A patent provides a seventeen-year exclusive right to make, use and sell an invention in the United States. \n\n6. Obtain any required state licenses. Some special licenses are issued to a business that will provide products or services requiring special regulation. Special licenses are issued to professionals, such as doctors, lawyers, barbers and others who have met a certain level of training or education, or who engage in an occupation the government considers risky for some reason. \n\n7. Obtain occupational or health permits if required for your type of business.\n\n8. Acquire zoning approval, if necessary. Zoning ordinances regulate how property can be used. These ordinances are tools of both state and local governments to regulate the safety, structure and appearance of the community. If you are operating a home business, make sure that the zoning rules in your area allow the operation of your kind of business. \n\n9. Obtain a local business license. Many municipalities or states require a permit to conduct business. The fee is usually based on gross sales, but volume from most part-time ventures falls below the minimum tax level, so, at least initially, it won't be costly. \n\n10. Register your business name if using a name other than your own or a variation of your name. Check with the county clerk locally, and the secretary of state nationwide to determine if a certain name is legally clear.\n\nHere are some books you may want to check with regards to the legal documents of a small business:\n\n- Choosing a Legal Structure for Your Business (Run Your Own Business) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0136033660/powerhomebizguid\n- 155 Legal Do's (and Don'ts) for the Small Business http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/047113161X/powerh
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Well, if your are not confident in the kit, then you need to speak with a lawyer.  What I think you are learning is that lawyers actually provide value, while the kit is crap
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A good lawyer and a law suite.