Solo and Small Firm
The Practitioner Summer 2014, Volume 20, Issue 3
Content
- Ethics and Technology For the Solo Lawyer
- How to Utilize Motions to Improve Your Practice
- Letter From the Editor
- Letter From the Outgoing Chair: You May Be a Solo, But You Are Not Alone
- Practical Advice for Getting Results in Business Mediation
- Profile of Solange Ritchie: Myer Sankary Award Recipient - Orange County Women Lawyers Association
- Recent Developments in Criminal Law and Procedure
- #Sdmetro: a Guide to San Diego
- Table of Contents
- Big Plans for 2014-2015
Big Plans for 2014-2015
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
2014-2015 is going to be an exciting year for the Solo and Small Firm Section of the State Bar of California. Our Executive Committee continues to expand its outreach program to underserved attorneys in rural areas of the state. We have also added a new program that reaches out to law students throughout the state.
We continue to serve the community with outstanding CLE programming and monthly webinars. This year we revamped the Big News – the section’s quarterly magazine. Big News offers relevant and timely articles for our solo and small firm community. This past summer, the California State Bar sponsored Solo Summit sold out to over three hundred participants for the first time in years. The growing population of solo and small firm attorneys emphasizes the increasing need for State Bar programming and outreach dedicated to serving our community.