The Alabama State Bar’s Law Practice Management Program provides technology and management assistance to lawyers in Alabama including CLE programming and individual training and firm-level consulting. Law school education doesn’t always train attorneys on how to effectively run the business of a practice.
The program’s strategic tools are designed to help you run your law practice with increased efficiency and profitability. Many of the resources will especially assist solo and small firm lawyers, but all lawyers can benefit from staying up-to-date on technology available. Lawyers can increase the quality of legal services they provide to their clients as well as avoid potential disciplinary problems stemming from poor law office management.
Whether you need advice on technology, firm finances, organization or library materials, you can find resources and training to assist you.
Call our office at 334-517-2130 or email at chris.colee@alabar.org for a quick question or schedule a free consultation.
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