Law Firm & Legal Practices for Sale in Los Angeles County, CA
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Employment Litigation Practice with $25K/Month Retainer
$ 200,000
CF : $ 705,000
Employment Litigation Practice with $25K/Month Retainer This is a rare chance to acquire a well-established Los Angeles-based employment defense litigation practice with a great reputation and referral relationships, now streamlined around a single, high-value institutional client relationship. The practice runs fully virtually, with no office lease, supported by one experienced contract paralegal on a full-time basis, keeping overhead minimal. At the center of the business is a signed, non-refundable retainer agreement with an established institutional client, paying $25,000 per month through March 2028, roughly 17 months of remaining contracted revenue, or approximately $425,000, independent of any new business the buyer generates. The agreement includes a client pre-consent provision for transferring representation to successor counsel, supporting a smooth ownership transition. Beyond this anchor relationship, the practice carries nearly two decades of goodwill, an active website generating regular inbound client inquiries, and an established name in the Los Angeles legal market, giving a buyer a foundation to build on, not just a fixed revenue stream to collect. Ownership is motivated to move quickly due to personal circumstances, creating an opportunity for a qualified buyer to acquire a clean, low-overhead, single-client litigation practice at an attractive entry price. Bank-verified financials and the underlying retainer agreement are available to serious, NDA-bound buyers. Confidential listing. Please do not contact the firm, its clients, or staff directly. Proof of funds required before further details are disclosed. This is an ideal opportunity for an employment defense attorney or small firm seeking immediate cash flow and an established client relationship. Buyer must be licensed to practice law in California. Proof of funds required. Client notification will be handled in accordance with California Rule of Professional Conduct 1.17.
Los Angeles, California
Immigration Law Practice with Steady Client Base – Well Established!
$ 275,000
CF : $ 107,490
This south Los Angeles County legal practice specializes in immigration matters, including visas, renewals and the citizenship process. This well-established 30 year old practice primarily deals with one of two types of cases, which include an adjustment of status for those with a student or tourist visa to permanent resident (aka green card) status, and provision unlawful resident waiver cases. In either scenario, both types of cases are often referred by family members that may have gone through the immigration process themselves, which creates an attractive recuring client and referral base. Cases are billed at $4.5k and $8k respectively, plus the applicable government filing fees. Consultations are billed at $100, while new clients are onboarded with a $1k retainer, plus $500 billed monthly, creating consistent monthly recurring revenue. At any given time, the practice estimates that they have 40 provisional waiver cases in process, with another 25-30 adjustment status cases in the works – with the latter cases taking an average of 3.5 years to be adjudicated. This specialty practice operates out of a small office that rents for $1,225 per month on a month-to-month lease. Staff include one legal assistant and one office manager that performs bookkeeping and other administrative tasks, both of which work from the office. Though Spanish language ability may be helpful, the seller is not a fluent speaker and receives assistance from a bilingual staffer. All of the practice’s furniture, fixtures, equipment and goodwill will be included in the sale. While competition exists on several levels, this practice has enjoyed a steady stream of new clients over the years from a combination of prior client referrals, Yelp reviews, and organic search placement. The practice does derive a number of cases from a few different ethnic communities, neither of which counsel has any direct language or cultural ties to. New management will likely wish to maintain the practice’s current trajectory, or add legal assistants or attorneys to expand the caseload beyond immigration matters and into family law or other complementary areas. An existing legal practice can incorporate this firm’s cases and referrals into their office, or given the flexible, low-cost lease they may maintain the existing office to provide additional geographic coverage or to house their immigration matters.
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