Solo and Small Firm
The Practitioner Spring 2015, Volume 21, Issue 1
Content
- Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Taming the Ms Word® Tiger?
- Are Your Clients Complying With Fatca?
- California Mandates Paid Sick Leave For All Employees
- Father's Custodial Rights
- Letter From the Editor
- Minimizing Risk As You Hang Your Shingle
- New Year's Resolutions to Improve Law Firm Cash Flow
- Table of Contents
- Letter From the Chair
Letter From the Chair
By Susan Share
Susan Share specializes in Estate Planning, Probate and Trust Law at the Share Law Firm. Ms. Share’s practice includes charitable planning, and life insurance planning, probate and conservatorships. Ms. Share also specializes in the administration of estates and trusts, representing both fiduciaries and beneficiaries. Ms. Share received her undergraduate degree from Reed College and is a graduate of Northwestern School of Law. Ms. Share may be reached at sshare@susanshare.com.
We are already well into 2015, and the Solo and Small Firm Section has several items to report. The Los Angeles Winter Conference delivered three wonderful programs at the Los Angeles Bar offices, both in person and via live webcast. The programs included those hard-to-find CLE credits for bias and ethics, as well as a judges’ panel and delicious lunch catered by Arnie Morton’s. The individual programs are available for purchase through the State Bar’s website. The Summer Conference will take place at the San Francisco Bar offices on July 24th and will also feature three hours of CLE programming.
Our Law School Outreach committee continues to arrange presentations at law schools throughout the state, bringing practical advice to soon-to-graduate law students. The Bar is considering requiring candidates for the bar to have a minimum number of hours of practical skills training before they can be admitted to practice. Part of our mission is to provide opportunities for law students to be exposed to practical matters related to the practice of law and to support them on this challenging endeavor.