How to Start and Build a Law PracticeSKU: LPM500
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Total Credits
1.75 - 2.5
Price$125
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DescriptionIn todays business and employment context, the topic of starting (or growing) a law practice is often considered and/or pursued. This course explores the threshold questions of what it takes, personally and practically, to start and build a practice. Once one is inclined to take the entrepreneurial plunge, law practice presents the same three challenges as any business. One has to get the business, do great work, and deal with finances. This CLE course presents practical answers and approaches to bringing in quality legal business, getting the work done efficiently and effectively, and addressing monetary issues in the law practice. Mr. Seidel presents real life illustrations for all these topics, with discussion of how these apply to starting and building a successful law practice today. Lecturer BioBarry S. Seidel, Esq.Barry Seidel opened his own practice right after school in 1982 after reading the book “How to Go Directly Into Solo Law Practice , Without Missing a Meal”. After starting in “general practice”, his career has evolved through several phases. He started and still runs a “per diem service” for other lawyers, covering a high volume of cases in Queens Supreme and Civil Court. He currently focuses his law practice in the Surrogates Court, handing probate, estate administration and kinship cases. In addition, he writes, speaks, teaches and consults regarding law practice, entrepreneurship and the “business of law”. He blogs about law practice issues at lawpracticeblog.blogspot.com He also runs seminars and workshops for attorneys seeking to improve their practices. He welcomes you to drop him a line and connect on LinkedIn or on Twitter @nylaw2law or e-mail him directly at bseidel@barryseidelassociates.com. |
