Solo Small Firm Section networking meetings are a great opportunity to connect with your peers, as well as a practice management and technology discussion forum. The meetings are open to all CBA members, not just Solo Small Firm Section members, the sponsoring entity. Colorado Springs routinely offers CLE credits, although sometimes there is no formal agenda, […]
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Join us for the next complimentary Casemaker Training – Monday, Feb. 2 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. To register, please RSVP to lunches@cobar.org or call 303-860-1115, ext. 727, and specify whether you plan to attend in person or via webcast. CLE credit is available and all seminars will be held in the CLE small classroom, […]
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By Guest Blogger, Melanie Fischer Maintaining a good reputation is important to anybody. But upholding a respectable online reputation when you are a solo attorney is not just necessary – it’s vital. Having an excellent professional reputation is what all solo attorneys strive to achieve. A positive reputation is often what causes a potential client […]
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Many Word users would like to know where the document they have open is stored. Fortunately, there are detailed step-by-step instructions. These instructions will automatically include the path of an opened document in the ribbon. If you want to copy the path (without having to retype it) simply go up to the box where the […]
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How to Choose Software For Your Law Practice By Reba Nance, CBA LPM Director I am often asked “What software do you recommend for ______________” (insert time and billing, practice management, trust accounting, document management, etc.). The answer always is “it depends.” There are a number of criteria you must consider before making any software […]
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The Colorado Supreme Court is seeking public comment on proposed changes to the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure. Amendments to rules 1, 12, 16, 16.1, 26, 30, 31, 34, 37, 54, and 121, § 1-22 are proposed; some of the amendments, including those for Rule 16, “Case Management and Trial Management,” are extensive. A redline of the […]
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By Guest Blogger, Melanie Fischer The Colorado Bar Association recently aired a webinar entitled Trust Account Basics for the benefit of attorneys practicing law in the state of Colorado. The webinar was presented by Ms. Reba Nance, Director, Law Practice and Risk Management at the Colorado Bar Association. The webinar covered the topic of COLTAF […]
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Styles are Microsoft Word’s answer to Reveal Codes in WordPerfect. Have you ever wondered about Styles in Word? This easy-to-use feature can help make formatting your documents a snap. Join Leah Peabbles from DCNC, Inc. to learn more about using existing Styles, creating your own, and using the Styles feature to make an automatic Table […]
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By Guest Blogger Melanie Fischer The question, “Can solo attorneys work successfully from a home office?” might seem simple to answer. Of course they can. But when you stop and really think about it, the answer to this question might not be as straightforward as it originally appears. Technically, solo attorneys can work from home […]
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Thursday, Jan. 8 Denver Bar Association, 1900 Grant St, Ste 900 Your Health is Worth $10 and an Hour of Your Time. For only $10, you’ll earn one ethics credit and learn about how to better manage stress within your practice, receive a biometric screening with cholesterol, glucose and body composition tests, have an opportunity […]
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