Seattle has always been a city where small firms can make a big name, that’s why Seattle University is launching a How to Hang a Shingle seminar on Friday, February 25. If solo practice appeals to you but you’re curious to learn what it takes to launch a practice and you crave more information so you can decide if starting your own firm is right for you, please join us for How to Hang a Shingle. This half day program will include information on the WSBA’s Law Office Management Assistance Program, malpractice insurance, and effective client communication. Plus you’ll have the chance to pose questions to a panel of new solos, as well as one comprised of experienced practitioners. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind event!
Friday, February 25th, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., Room 110. RSVP in Symplicity.
10:00-11:00
Resources for Starting Your Own Practice
Peter Roberts, Director of the WSBA Law Office Management Assistance Program
11:00-12:15
What Worked, What Didn’t: new solos discuss how they have developed their practices
Attorney Panel
12:30-1:45
Client Communication and the Concept of Carefulness in the Practice of Law
Brian Park, Partner, Stoel Rives
1:15-1:45
Malpractice Insurance A-Z
Duane Crone, Mainstreet Financial
1:45-3:00
The Secret to My Success: experienced solos share their tips for long term solo/small firm practice success
Attorney Panel