Forming a Law Practice - 39371

Watch and learn how to form your own practice! See what the “business building blocks” are and find out how you can save money by using certain tax incentives to help your business

NY: 2.0 Professional Practice
NJ: 2.0 General
CA: 1.5 General

To obtain PA credit, you must send your PA bar registration number to info@marinolegal.com upon completion of the course.

NY: 2.0 Professional Practice
NJ: 2.0 General
CA: 1.5 General

To obtain PA credit, you must send your PA bar registration number to info@marinolegal.com upon completion of the course.

Faculty: Gary Lipton

EDUCATION

Albany Law School, Albany, New York, Juris Doctor 1973 – 1976 State University of New York at Albany, Signum Laudis Bachelor of Arts 1969 – 1972

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE OFFICES OF GARY L. LIPTON, P.C.: Owner, 2003 – Present Emphasis in Criminal, Personal Injury Litigation, Business and Commercial Law, and Business Coaching. I am the personal owner of this law practice with three employees and one independent contractor. I personally manage this office dealing with such issues as goal setting, creating a business manual, the hiring and firing of employees, negotiating all contracts, dealing with any problems concerning the real estate leases, contracts and other business problems. I also assist clients in dealing with all service agencies and various strategic systems to maximize their businesses.

KURTZMAN, LIPTON, MATERA, GUROCK & SCUDERI, LLP: Partner, 2001 – 2003 Emphasis in Criminal, Personal Injury, Real Estate, Bankruptcy, Wills & Estates I was the senior partner in a ten-man law office with approximately 25+ employees. I helped create and develop one of the largest Rockland County law firms. During the period of time our two offices were merged, I made decisions on a host of business solutions, including but not limited to goal setting, business management, hiring and firing of personnel, working out lease problems, making sure that services were provided to our large law practice, dealing with 401K plans, retirement benefits, health insurance, phone systems, computer systems, cable companies, utilities, other sub-tenants and various other business related problems.