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Solo Practitioner & Small Firm Institute

Total Credits: 6.5 CLE, 5.75 Ethics

Average Rating:
   22
Categories:
Law Practice Management & Technology
Original Program Date:
Sep 14, 2022

Description

It takes a lot to make a solo or small firm successful – it’s not just the practice of law. This program provides practical information designed to help start or improve your firm. Topics covered in this program are:
 
• Law Firm Accounting Basics
• Malpractice and Cyberliability Insurance
• Business Formation & Entities
• Succession Planning
• Standard and Alternative Representation Agreements
• Law Firm Marketing
• Data Breaches and Responses
• Stress and the Solo Practitioner
• Remote Work/ Virtual Offices
 
Chair:
Bradley Perry, Lawyer Assistance Programs Director, State Bar of Arizona
 
Faculty:
Krista Duncan Black, TOPDOG Legal Marketing, LLC℠ 
Tracy Essig, Essig Law
David Estes, Estes & Madine PLLC
Beth Fitch, Righi Fitch Law Group
Nancy Greenlee, Attorney and Counselor at Law
May Lu, Tiffany & Bosco, P.A.
Pat Sallen, Ethics at Law PLLC
John Wittwer, The Cavanagh Law Firm P.A.

Handouts

Solo Small Firm 2022 Manual.pdf (28 MB) 298 Pages Available after Purchase
Solo Small Firm 2022 Agenda.pdf (98 KB) 1 Pages Available after Purchase

Reviews

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Overall:      4.4

Total Reviews: 22

Comments

Jonathan G

"Good materials and presentation"

Chang-Soon S

"As usual presenters were at their best."

John T

"The Sound was a bit off from the people speaking. The words did not match their mouth movements"

Hugo L

"Lots of useful information. Everything was very well explained."

Jeffrey L

"The video and audio were not sync'd and the video would often lose focus. Hard to watch."

David P

"Great presentation and a boatload of ethics "

Jenine M

"wish the presentations were not just people speaking, so many different ways to present information. "

Scott M

"very relevant"

Andrew S

"Presenters were fine - the video constantly freezing and not recognizing being watched led to a 6.5 hour video taking 10 hours to complete. Ridiculously bad."

Katherine S

"Some of the terms used were clearly "industry terms." It would have been useful to get a quick overview of the topic before the presenters jumped into specifics. "
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