Building a Successful Law Firm by Helping Others

Are you ready to build a law firm that supports the goals you have for your career, life and family? You already know that your law firm has the potential to be successful, but the path to achieve your goals maybe isn’t quite so clear.

Join us for Building a Successful Law Firm by Helping Others to break down the 7 functional areas of a successful law firm, and outline a plan you’ll need to create a law firm that works for you… not the other way around. Learn how to market, sell, and drive growth in your law firm by understanding how each functional area operates and ways to improve day to day operations.

Bonus Handout: A companion workbook will be provided to all attendees, which includes exercises to complete during the session.

Wednesday, November 9th
2:00pm – 2:30pm ET

Free Registration

Speaker:
Christopher Anderson, Esq. 
President & COO, How to Manage a Small Law Firm

Christopher began his career as an Assistant District Attorney in New York City. Later, Christopher helped startup a small software company, which was later acquired by Law.com, where he became Associate General Counsel for RealLegal, their legal software company. Christopher also led the creative team that developed the LexisNexis Firm Manager. As Product Manager, Christopher worked with hundreds of attorneys across the country to build the easiest to use, web-based practice management software on the market.

Christopher is a national speaker, writing and speaking on a wide range of topics, including law firm management, the ethics of cloud computing, the future of technology in law firms, and more. He is passionate about helping lawyers manage their solo and small law firm firm businesses to work for them.

Christopher is a graduate of Cornell University, and received his Juris Doctorate from the University of Georgia School of Law in 1994. Christopher Anderson is admitted to practice in the federal and state courts of New York and Georgia.

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Please note: this is a non CLE session.
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