Solo and Small Firm
The Practitioner Fall, 2019, Volume 25, Issue 4
Content
- Everyday Mindfulness and Activities for Mental Wellbeing
- Executive Committee of the Solo and Small Firm Law Section 2018-2019
- Letter from the Editor-In-Chief
- MCLE Article: Can I Drive Home After Happy Hour? Have Booze and Cannabis Changed Things?
- Retirement Plan Options for Small Law Firms
- Table of Contents
- Time Management for Busy Attorneys: Eight Key Strategies to Increase Productivity and Reduce Stress in Your Practice
- Understanding Client Capacity and Undue Influence
- Letter From the Chair
Letter From the Chair
By Renee N. G. Stackhouse
Renee Stackhouse is a San Diego trial attorney and founder of Stackhouse, APC who focuses on plaintiff’s personal injury, military, and criminal defense. She is Chair of the CLA Solo & Small Firm Section, Immediate Past President of California Women Lawyers, President of the CWL Foundation, and sits on the San Diego County Bar Association. She is faculty at the prestigious Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College and the founder of MSheLE.com. She can be reached at Renee@StackhouseAPC.com.
BEING SOLO DOESN’T HAVE TO MEAN YOU’RE ALONE.
Istarted my message to you in 4th Quarter 2018 with the same words. A year later, I hope you truly feel it. Over the course of this past year, the Solo & Small Firm (SSF) Section has taken a critical look at what it does and what it should do. Early on, the members of the Executive Committee met and asked whether we provided tangible benefits to our members, and, if not, what changes we could make.