Resources

The "Things I wish I knew before I started my Law Firm" program is designed to provide senior and aspiring lawyers with introductory knowledge and tools that will assist in the successful operation of a law firm.

Now that we are slowly emerging from our isolated, anxiety-ridden world and taking the leap to once again be social beings, how do we as individuals and as a profession, reintegrate with society at large and navigate any arising mental wellness issues.

Good delegation skills lead to timely, accurate and cost-efficient legal services and better work-life balance for the skilled delegator.

Many lawyers and law firms have a social media presence. LinkedIn and Twitter are leading places for lawyers to market themselves, provide updates to the law, express opinions, and have spirited debates about punctuation.

Many organizations are developing strategies for the return to a central office model, but how can we ensure that legal workplaces are safe and productive environments?

In this 60-minute session Dr. Ian Turnipseed, Executive Communication Coach with The Speech Improvement Company, will discuss the best practices for connecting virtually with your clients and colleagues, having an effective executive presence, and thinking on your feet.

Difficult conversations are a critical part of growing and improving our workplace productivity, efficiency, excellence and culture.

If you are onboarding a new hire, whether it is a law student or lateral hire, certain challenges may present themselves with onboarding in a remote or a physical distancing work environment. 

Whether you need advice on how to negotiate rent relief with your landlord, or have questions on how to access the government support programs available to small businesses for rent assistance, this program will give you the information you need.  

Participants will learn how to apply legal practice management techniques to establish better boundaries and balance, improve their efficiency, and maximize their time.