There are about 50 large accounting firms on the Island with about 2,100 accountants, she said, as well as sole practitioners and many other firms with only three or four accountants.
In the 90s, many interviewees believed they weren't taken seriously as "sole practitioners"; some even felt compelled to recreate an organisational structure (strict hours, designated office spaces, smart clothes) at home to maintain their sense of professionalism.
They also view us as sole practitioners, not good team players.
Law firms of all sizes as well as sole practitioners enthusiastically participate in leveling the playing field for the indigent, the homeless, the disadvantaged, the endangered, the abused, and the destitute.
Many worked as sole practitioners in remote provincial settings where there were no doctors.
From the responses, six (37.5%) saw themselves as sole practitioners, six (37.5%) perceived themselves as team coordinators and four (25%) saw themselves as clinical coordinators.
39 The most obvious bias related to some missing GP input into the survey, as many GPs operate as sole practitioners even when they are in a group practice.
Many informants also commented that existing staffing levels meant that many were not in a position to participate in the AHRRTS program due to their status as sole practitioners and lack of availability for backfill.
During that time he practiced law, initially as a sole practitioner and later as senior partner with Eggert and Higgins.
But as a sole practitioner and as a senior partner, he always had fun.
She was an attorney for twenty one years in Louisiana and California, serving as a sole practitioner, attorney in a small firm, as general counsel for a publicly traded company, as a senior government utility regulatory attorney, and as an administrative law judge for two different California agencies.
