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.

Learn how to grow your practice on your own terms by implementing a reliable framework to help you leverage business data, improve productivity, and shift your mindset.

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.  

New practice management issues are arising and evolving at an unprecedented pace for sole and small firm practitioners.

Finding (and maintaining) good precedents is important for any lawyer. Gain effective strategies on how to avoid common drafting errors through checklists, precedents and road maps related to a Wills and Estate practice area.

It is easy to assume that successful individuals are less likely to struggle with mental health or addiction issues. Success in the legal profession is often accompanied with high pressure, strict deadlines, and demanding clients.

Are you a sole or small firm practitioner looking to make career change or advancement? Whether you are considering expanding your practice areas, moving to a big firm, or opening your own firm, discover the key considerations and practical insights essential to any such transition.

Technology and innovation are changing the practice of law. Lawyers are offering different types of services on a freelance basis. What does a freelancer do? How can a sole or small firm practice benefit from hiring a freelance lawyer? How are the services of a freelancer different from that of a sole practitioner or small firm?

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