is it possible for a law firm to go out of business?
144038
Ah Yes. like any business one can come to a end for several reasons like death of the owner, fraud, misscouduct/dissbarment like Prez Bill, retirement, a buy out, or just plain quitting, even political ban.
713222
You are out of luck without a lawyer.\n\nCoach
763250
Can  you buy their portion of the company out?
588898
Probably not; if you're leaving the old company by your own choice they probably won't give you a severance package (that's usually if you're laid off)\n\nbut it could vary depending on your company
762910
Yes.  Several ways, like liens for taxes or other government services, or judgement liens from lawsuits, or a Lis Pendens from plaintiffs suing the owner for something.
592097
Depending on the securities, the firm might have to cash them in at an unexpected time to pay for business expenses.  With that, it might not be the optimal time to get out of the securities.\n\nAlso, the investments might be poor and lose money for the firm.
785700
I've heard of cases where someone was injured at a business they owned and ended up having to hire a lawyer to sue his own business so the insurance company would pay up.  Weird.
792933
No. Almost 100% of such companies have closed down.
784825
You need to get in contact with a lawyer.
829588
nope\n\nits illegal\nyou can get sued
1000261
You can always fire your lawyer.  Whether the Court allows the lawyer to be removed as solicitor of record is another matter.  However, if you say that that the solicitor-client relationship has broken down, a judge will be hard-pressed to refuse.
808226
You probably need a business license to do that, check with your local chamber of commerce.  It could end up being more trouble than you bargained for.
1171563
They are not required to enforce the decisions of the court.\nI would suggest looking into putting a lean against the company assets until it is paid.  \nNot sure how it works but if they don't pay, you could end up owning some of the company.
531044
There is no list.  Some do file bankruptcy, but an awful lot of startups that fail just quietly close their doors and disappear.\n\nIf you just want statistics, go to the SBA for data on the business failure rate in your local area.
234013
until they go out of business.\n\nusually this can be a week, or a month, or until all the inventory is almost gone.  depends on the owner.
582262
I THINK THERE OUT OF BUSINESS
444700
Yes. \nI hesitated about what to do. If I decided to quit, I could not get any money. So, I made their life so difficult and the business so bad that they put me out of the company and I asked for a good exit package. With that I bought a small flat and set up a Foundation. I do my best to have a great working atmosphere. It goes very well.