So You Want to Go Solo? How to Decide, Prepare, and Survive Your First YearSKU: LPM3200
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Total Credits
2.5 - 3.2
Price$150
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DescriptionThis CLE course walks you through what you need to consider before making the decision to go solo then takes you through the preparation before making the jump, and sketches out what you need to survive the first year. This course first focuses on necessary considerations before you decide to take the jump, whether or not you have the ability, knowledge and personality traits to go it alone. The presenter will then discuss what it means to get your ducks in a row once you have decided to take the jump focusing on strategies to maximize streams of work and minimize costly advertising. The last half of this lecture goes from the broad ideas involved in crafting and establishing the philosophy of your practice and then gets into the nuts and bolts of the infrastructure necessary to run a small practice. Lecturer BioJuan C. Restrepo-Rodriguez, Esq.Civil litigator specializing in commercial litigation and labor/employment law with extensive experience in various areas including personal injury, entertainment law and more. Sits on the executive board, and serves as General Counsel, for the Hispanic Organization of Latin Actors an advocacy group dedicated to achieving fairness for Latinos in the media. Volunteers time working for national and local political campaigns. Guest lectures in local colleges and schools on the legal system. |
