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(5.5"x8.5", aprox 150 pages, soft cover, Published by LawBiz® Management, Co., 2007)
It isn't a question of if your firm will face a disaster but when it will. How will you and your people respond? Disaster planning is one of the most specialized, most overlooked, and most vital business planning endeavors. The goal is to develop a recovery strategy to get your firm up and running again and thus ensure its survival.
This volume gives you the critical steps, including:
Book: $67.00
eBook: $57.00
"This publication provides excellent guidance on how to develop plans to prepare for and respond to all types of catastrophes, whether acts of God or of man, and whether local or national in scope. Such planning can be critical to the ability to survive following such events. I highly recommend it for attorneys and law firms as a basic document on how to be prepared to respond to and recover from disasters."
– Michael Hirsch, Former FEMA Deputy General Counsel
"Although my firm is identified in these pages as a real-world example of a law firm with an effective recovery plan, Ed deserves much of the credit for the plan you'll read about. In my view, Ed is the primary architect for my colleagues' and my firm's disaster recovery plans and he was, is, and remains a driving force behind our plans. For that, we are deeply indebted."
– Tom Edwards, Executive Director of Munger, Tolles & Olson
"All firms, from sole practitioners to multi-state "Big Law" firms, can benefit from this brand new publication from law practice guru Edward Poll..."
– the King County Bar Association
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1: Planning for Survival 2. Defining Disaster 3. Creating the Process for Your Planning 4. Constructing the Disaster Recovery Plan 5. Planning for Insurance Coverage 6. Data Systems Planning 7. Communications Planning 8. Financial Planning |
9. Facilities Planning 10. Practice Planning 11. Personnel Planning 12. Getting More Information Appendix Including |
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