Not everyone is cut out to be a partner. Not all partnerships are the same.

Many partnerships require upfront money and in exchange, you gain part ownership of the law firm. This means sharing in the profits and the losses. Also, it gives you voting rights as to the direction of the firm, but in many cases, minority partners’ votes are not equal to other partners.

What if you could share in the profits, with limited risk, no upfront capital, and exchange, you are compensated based on what you produce.

What does it mean, “what you produce”? Simple, what you bill and the firm is actually paid on. A percentage of the profits you create with no need to pay for the overhead.

Is there a downside, of course. If you expect to clock into work and have a guaranteed salary, this is not for you, but if you think you can generate billable hours that are collectible, you will earn far more.

If interested, send your resume to:
The Heisler Law Group
411 Fort Street, Suite A
Port Huron, MI 48060