Best Informative Resources For Attorneys
Technology has made many advances in the law firm today and it keeps getting better. Cloud computing, mobile apps and new software have greatly improved the work efficiency of lawyers. The ABA has a complete information database for lawyers, as well as a library of technical books to help lawyers keep up with all these advances. There is a group on Google+ called Cloud Computing for Lawyers, which is comprised of many users which share knowledge about legal technology, cloud computing and mobile technology.
For lawyers that are just starting out on their own, there are many books that can help. One book has been a primary tool for many startup lawyers- How to Start and Build a Law Practice. Others include Solo By Choice: How to be the Lawyer You Always Wanted to Be and Solo Contendere: How to Go Directly from Law School Into the Practice of Law Without Getting a Job.
For lawyers that are just starting out on their own, there are many books that can help. One book has been a primary tool for many startup lawyers- How to Start and Build a Law Practice. Others include Solo By Choice: How to be the Lawyer You Always Wanted to Be and Solo Contendere: How to Go Directly from Law School Into the Practice of Law Without Getting a Job.
Online resources for lawyers
There is plenty of online information as well. FindLaw provides an online knowledgebase and help in their How to Start a Law Firm page. For solo lawyers, as well as lawyers in small firms, there is a forum called LAB. There are several Google+ groups that specifically deal with solo attorneys- The Solo Lawyer and SoloSmallTech.
Conferences and seminars are an excellent way to learn, as well as collaborate with other attorneys over new technologies. The ABA offers the Techshow and the Solo and Small Firm annual conference.
These are just a few of the best resources out there for attorneys to increase knowledge or learn how to break away from the firm to start their own practice and go solo.
Conferences and seminars are an excellent way to learn, as well as collaborate with other attorneys over new technologies. The ABA offers the Techshow and the Solo and Small Firm annual conference.
These are just a few of the best resources out there for attorneys to increase knowledge or learn how to break away from the firm to start their own practice and go solo.
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