How to Succeed in Law: Practical Considerations for the Newly Admitted Attorney
1h 15m
Created on June 28, 2015
Beginner
Overview
In this course, attorney Gary Ross explores the ways in which attorneys can succeed in their legal endeavors. His discussion covers various aspects of professionalism, from drafting documents for senior partners to communication with clients and billing practices, as well as the ABA Rules that govern an attorney’s methods for both. Mr. Ross also examines time management strategies, and lends practical advice on how to survive those first few years in the legal workforce.
Learning Objectives:
I. Identify drafting tips and tools to help you start out on the right foot with your supervising attorneys
II. Recognize the importance of time management and not over-committing your most valuable resource
III. Grasp standard billing practices and why you should always bill all your time
IV. Understand keys to successful communications with your supervising attorneys, opposing attorneys, clients, and others
V. Gain an understanding of the importance of professionalism to your legal career
This course originally appeared as a part of our June 2015 Bridge the Gap Event.
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