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EVENTS
REMOTE PROGRAM: Part 2 of 7 Wealth Management Series: Medicare Made Simple with Chapter
Course Number: C3424NC02W
Duration: 1 hour
Date: October 3, 2023
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Medicare is a complex, convoluted program that takes time and proper guidance to understand. According to research conducted by the Kaiser Family Foundation, 57% of Medicare enrollees do not review or compare their coverage options annually, and 46% of enrollees reported never or rarely revisiting their plans. Herein lies the problem: the Medicare system hinges on consumers reviewing and evaluating plans, comparing options, and making changes to obtain the best prices and coverage. In this session, we will bring in a specialist to simplify the nuances of Medicare and help equip you with the tools needed to identify and optimize the coverage for your individualized needs.
Pre-registration for this program is required. As always, please feel free to share this invitation with colleagues. D.C. Bar membership is not required to attend. Non-members will need to create a profile to register and access the content.
This remote program will be hosted on the Zoom platform. You will receive access information from D.C. Bar Communities staff the afternoon prior to the program. The Zoom access information should not be shared with other, as registration is required.
Speakers:
Alp Atabek, Founder and Managing Partner, AFS Financial Group, LLC
Jason Dahl, Partner & Director of Financial Planning Services, AFS Financial Group, LLC
Ari Parker, Founder & Lead Licensed Advisor, Chapter
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Practice 360º: A Day for Lawyers and Law Firms (2023)
Course Number: 23P360IP
Date: October 4, 2023
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM )
Practice 360º is an all-day, in person, conference from the award-winning D.C. Bar Practice Management Advisory Service. Each program is designed to deliver informative and innovative ideas to help you improve the way you work and provide legal services to the community. You will hear from experienced industry leaders, practicing attorneys, and professionals on topics including ethics, negotiation, law firm management, technology, wellness, and marketing.
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REMOTE SERIES: 2023 - 2024 Corporate Tax Series
Course Number: C1624CT00W
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Date: October 10, 2023
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Credit: 0 Credit Hours
Join the D.C. Bar Taxation Community for this Corporate Tax annual series. This is your chance to secure your space for this year with a one-time registration. Register for all four programs now. Topics covered in previous years included the Inflation Reduction Act; CAMT and M&A transactions; and consolidated groups and partnerships. Speakers and topics for the current year will be released closer to the date of the individual program to have the most up to date information. Dates and times are subject to change, you will be notified of any changes. Dates for this year’s series:
Tuesday, October 10, 2023 – Part 1 of 4: TBD
Tuesday, December 5, 2023 – Part 2 of 4: TBD
Tuesday, February 13, 2024 – Part 3 of 4: TBD
Tuesday, April 9, 2024 – Part 4 of 4: TBD
Pre-registration for this series is encouraged. Please note, registration for the entire series is not a part of the free community member offer, see Pricing Information tab for fees. If you would like to secure your spot now, please click “Add to Cart”. If you would like to take advantage of the Community member offer, individual session registration will be available two to three weeks prior to the program date. Series registration will end on Tuesday, October 10, 2023, or as space is available. Feel free to share this invitation with colleagues. D.C. Bar membership is not required to register. Non-members will need to create a profile to register and access the content.
Individual program dates and times are subject to change, some individual programs may be offered as a hybrid/in-person program. All programs will be recorded.
This remote series will be hosted on the Zoom platform. You will receive access information from D.C. Bar Communities staff the afternoon prior to the program. The Zoom access information should not be shared with others, as registration is required.
Sponsored by: D.C. Bar Corporate Tax Committee of the Taxation Community
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PROGRAM SERIES: 2023 - 2024 Pass-Throughs and Real Estate Tax Series
Course Number: C1624PT00W
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Date: October 11, 2023
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Join the D.C. Bar Taxation Community for this Pass-Throughs and Real Estate annual series. This is your chance to secure your space for this year with a one-time registration. Register for all four programs now and receive program reminders ahead of each session. Topics covered in prior years included Partnerships and the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax; Increased IRS examinations of partnerships; and a discussion on the recent TCM on profits interests (ES NPA Holding LLC v. Commissioner). Speakers and topics for the current year will be released closer to the date of the individual program to have the most up to date information. Dates and times are subject to change, you will be notified of any changes. Dates for this year’s series:
Wednesday, October 11, 2023 – Part 1 of 4: TBD
Wednesday, December 13, 2023 – Part 2 of 4: TBD
Wednesday, March 13, 2024– Part 3 of 4: TBD
Wednesday, May 8, 2024 – Part 4 of 4: TBD
Pre-registration for this series is encouraged. Please note, registration for the entire series is not a part of the free community member offer, see Pricing Information tab for fees. If you would like to secure your spot now, please click “Add to Cart”. If you would like to take advantage of the Community member offer, individual session registration will be available two to three weeks prior to the program date. Series registration will end on Wednesday, October 11, 2023, or as space is available. Feel free to share this invitation with colleagues. D.C. Bar membership is not required to register. Non-members will need to create a profile to register and access the content.
Individual program dates and times are subject to change, some individual programs maybe offered as a hybrid/in-person program. All programs will be recorded.
This remote series will be hosted on the Zoom platform. You will receive access information from D.C. Bar Communities staff the afternoon prior to the program. The Zoom access information should not be shared with others, as registration is required. Sponsored by: Pass-Throughs and Real Estate Committee of the D.C. Bar Taxation Community
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Can They Fire You for Putting That on Facebook? A Guide to Lawful Social Media Policies and Practices 2023
Help Meet Your In-person CLE Requirements by Attending this Popular Class!
Credit(s): 3 General (60-minute hour)
3.5 General (50-minute hour)
Course Number: E09231004L
Date: October 12, 2023
6:00 PM - 9:15 PM
Credits: 3.0 Credit Hours
Description: People constantly use social media for both personal and work-related purposes. Employers and employees alike must be mindful of how on-duty and off-duty use of social media can have consequences in the workplace. Employers must also take care to craft social media use policies that do not violate the legal rights of their employees. This fast-paced class covers recent examples of what happens when employers act against employees based on social media posts and what happens when social media policies are not legally compliant. Our experienced and knowledgeable panel will cover:
When it is unlawful to terminate an employee based on their social media posts
What to include in a social media use policy
What never to include in a social media use policy
Recent court decisions and National Labor Relation Board decisions on the legality of social media use policies and practices.
Class materials include sample provisions and policies, as well as case summaries. While his class is a must for employment attorneys, others will find it of interest as well.
Faculty: Julienne Bramesco, Department of Veterans Affairs and Diane A. Seltzer, Seltzer Law Firm
Fees: $89 D.C. Bar Communities Members, $99 D.C. Bar Members, $109 Government and Nonprofit Attorneys, and $129 Others
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Basic Training and Beyond (10/17/23 - Day 1)
How to Start a Law Firm
Course Number: BT_101723
Date: October 17, 2023
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Basic Training & Beyond is a two day program for lawyers and law firm staff interested in starting, managing and growing a law firm in the District of Columbia. It is presented monthly, without charge, for D.C. Bar members and firm staff.
In the day-one session, all the essentials of starting a firm in D.C. are covered.
In the day-two session, growth and management issues are covered including client relations, productivity, technology and marketing.
As a resource, an eManual is provided to those who attend. The program has been presented regularly since 2008 and thousands of members have attended and many have launched successful firms. Many of these members stay in contact with our presenters, Dan Mills and Kaitlin Forster, former small firm lawyers, and these connections inform the content of the sessions.
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Judicial Nomination 101
Original Program Date: October 18, 2023
Duration: 1 hour
Date: October 18, 2023
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Alliance for Justice's Building the Bench initiative is partnering with the Washington Bar Association, the DC Bar, the Hispanic Bar Association of DC, and the Washington Council of Lawyers to host an event on Wednesday, October 18 at 3:00 PM EDT aimed at educating criminal justice attorneys about pathways to the federal bench.
This will be a confidential, off the record conversation to demystify the process, answer questions, and encourage folks to consider a future on the bench.
This event will be hosted by the Alliance for Justice, Washington Bar Association, D.C. Bar, the Hispanic Bar Association of DC, and the Washington Council of lawyers.
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Clarence Darrow's Legal Ethics Lessons for Today's More Ethical Lawyers 2023
Help Meet Your In-person Ethics & Professionalism CLE Obligations by Attending This One-of-a-Kind Experience!
Credit(s): 3 Ethics and Professional Responsibility (60-minute hour)
3.5 Ethics and Professional Responsibility (50-minute hour)
Course Number: E11230604L
Date: October 19, 2023
6:00 PM - 9:15 PM
Watch this brief clip for a preview of what you can expect as Jack Marshall and Paul Morella use Darrow's words and life events to contrast the modern and still evolving concepts of what constitutes the ethical practice of law.
Credits: 3.0 Ethics & Professionalism Credit Hours
Description: For many decades, American lawyers have confirmed in polls that Clarence Darrow, the progressive trial lawyer famous for his passionate closing arguments, the Scopes trial, his defense of mercy as an alternative to the death penalty, and more, was the greatest practitioner of the art of law in United States history. Yet Darrow largely ignored the Canons of Ethics, and many of his tactics would have earned him mistrials and bar discipline today. Nonetheless, Clarence Darrow provides much to learn and ponder in his legal ethics, and in some cases, his lack of them. Using Darrow’s words and life events to contrast the modern and still evolving concepts of what constitutes the ethical practice of law, our distinguished faculty will explore such issues as:
Can an unethical citizen be an ethical lawyer?
The ethics of creative practice: when the Rules don’t have all the answers.
Conflicts of interest
Justice vs. the Rules
The multi-jurisdictional practice problem
Pre-unethical conditions
Professional independence and personal conflicts
Jury nullification and the limits of zealous representation
Mission lawyering
“Hearing too much”
The ethics of using and abusing experts
Positional conflicts
Client fraud
Withdrawal
Technological competence
Faculty: Jack Marshall, ProEthics Ltd; Paul Morella, Washington College of Law
Fees: $89 D.C. Bar Communities Members, $99 D.C. Bar Members, $109 Government and Nonprofit Attorneys, $129 Others
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Sealing and Expungement of Criminal Records in the District of Columbia and Surrounding Jurisdictions 2023
Credit(s): 2 General (60-minute hour)
2 General (50-minute hour)
Course Number: E06231002W
Duration: 2 hours 15 minutes
Date: October 24, 2023
6:00 PM - 8:15 PM
Credits: 2.0 Credit Hours
Description: Criminal records can result in a denial of housing, loans, and employment, long after a person has “served their time.” What are the benefits and differences of these processes? Those who attend this informative class will learn the theory, law, procedures, and effects of sealing or expunging criminal records in the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, and the federal courts.
The requirements and procedures vary for petitioning for expungement or sealing in each of these jurisdictions. Our experienced and knowledgeable presenters will cover the applicable statutes and case law in each jurisdiction, discuss the effects of expungement or sealing on other issues (e.g., immigration, security clearances and federal employment), and offer practical tips for filing petitions for expungement or sealing and for responding to client inquiries on this topic.
While this class is a must for those who represent clients seeking the expungement or sealing of criminal records, others – including those handling employment and immigration matters – may find it of interest.
Faculty: David J. Dischley, Dischley Law PLLC; Kelsey Penna, Bruckheim & Patel LLC; Joseph A. Scrofano, Scrofano Law PC
Fees: $89 D.C. Bar Communities Members; $99 D.C. Bar Members; $109 Government and Nonprofit Attorneys; $129 Others
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Changing Currents in Employment Law 2023
Attend in person and join us for a faculty - attendee reception beginning at 5:30 p.m.
Credit(s): 3.5 General (50-minute hour)
3 General (60-minute hour)
Course Number: E09231001L/E09231001W
Duration: 3 hours 15 minutes
Date: October 25, 2023
6:00 PM - 9:15 PM
(Note: There will be a reception for faculty and in-person attendees beginning at 5:30 p.m.)
Credits: 3.0 Credit Hours
Description: Join us for this popular, fast-paced class that every year covers five cutting-edge topics in employment law. Leading practitioners from both sides of the aisle will recap recent legal developments and give tips on handling – or avoiding related litigation. Among the topics our distinguished faculty will address are:
Sexual harassment and the arbitrability of workplace disputes.
How to avoid (or prove) discrimination in a mass layoff.
Early lessons from the growing push for pay transparency.
Accommodating “brain fog” and other long COVID symptoms in the workplace.
Religion in the public workplace.
This annual program has become a must-attend for employment lawyers, plaintiff- and defense-side alike, in the District of Columbia and beyond. Those who join us in-person can also attend a pre-class reception, enjoy light refreshments, and meet with the faculty and their fellow attendees.
Faculty: Eric Bachman, Bachman Law; Cori M. Cohen, Gilbert Employment Law PC; Colleen E. Coveney, Katz Banks Kumin LLP; Yaida O. Ford, Ford Law Pros PC; Nathaniel M. Glasser, Epstein Becker & Green PC; Ayesha N. Khan, Potomac Law Group PLLC; Todd McFarland, General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists; Sadina Montani, Crowell & Moring LLP; R. Scott Oswald (Faculty Chair & Moderator), The Employment Law Group PC; D’Ontae D. Sylvertooth, Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart PC; Christopher Wilkinson, Perkins Coie LLP
Register by October 11, 2023, and save $40!
Early Bird Fees: $49 D.C. Bar Communities Members; $59 D.C. Bar Members; $69 Government and Nonprofit Attorneys; $89 Others
Regular Class Fees: $89 D.C. Bar Communities Members; $99 D.C. Bar Members; $109 Government and Nonprofit Attorneys; $129 Others
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REMOTE PROGRAM SERIES: 2023 - 2024 Estates, Trusts and Probate Law Community’s Estate and Tax Planning Series
Course Number: C0824EP00W
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Date: October 26, 2023
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Credit: 0 Credit Hours
Join the D.C. Bar Estates, Trusts and Probate Law Community for this annual series. This is your chance to secure your space for this year with a one-time registration. Register for all five programs now. This five-part series will cover topics related to guardianship and probate law. Topics covered in previous years include planning for business owners in a downturn; non-citizens and foreign interests; life insurance, retirement and long-term care planning; ethics in estate planning and an annual D.C., MD and VA updates. Speakers and topics for the current year will be released closer to the date of the individual program to have the most up to date information. Series registration allows for a one-time registration, you will receive reminder notices the week of your program. Dates and times are subject to change, you will be notified of any changes. Dates for this year’s series:
Thursday, October 26, 2023 – Part 1 of 5: Secure Act 2.0 and Estate Planning: What Every Practitioner Should Know
Thursday, January 18, 2024 – Part 2 of 5: TBD
Thursday, March 21, 2024 – Part 3 of 5: TBD
Thursday, May 16, 2024 – Part 4 of 5: TBD
Thursday, June 20, 2024 – Part 5 of 5: Annual Update
Pre-registration for this series is encouraged. Please note, registration for the entire series is not a part of the free community member offer, see Pricing Information tab for fees. If you would like to secure your spot now, please click “Add to Cart”. If you would like to take advantage of the Community member offer, individual session registration will be available two to three weeks prior to the program date. Series registration will end on Thursday, October 26, 2023, or as space is available. Feel free to share this invitation with colleagues. D.C. Bar membership is not required to register. Non-members will need to create a profile to register and access the content.
Individual program dates and times are subject to change, some individual programs maybe offered as a hybrid/in-person program. All programs will be recorded.
This remote series will be hosted on the Zoom platform. You will receive access information from D.C. Bar Communities staff the afternoon prior to the program. The Zoom access information should not be shared with others, as registration is required.
Sponsored by: D.C. Bar Estates, Trusts and Probate Law Community
Related Communities of Interest: D.C. Bar Taxation Community
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The Rulemaking Process 2023
Credit(s): 3 General (60-minute hour)
3.5 General (50-minute hour)
Course Number: E13231013W
Duration: 2 hours 15 minutes
Date: October 30, 2023
6:00 PM - 8:15 PM
Credits: 3.0 Credit Hours
Description: Join us for this popular class, during which our expert panel provides a current overview of:
Current rulemaking under the Administrative Procedure Act
Other statutory requirements affecting the rulemaking process.
The roles of the Office of Management and Budget, US Small Business Administration, Congress, and the courts
Alternatives and modifications to traditional rulemaking, including e-rulemaking and negotiated rulemaking.
Implementation of the rules
This class is a must for those involved with the rulemaking process, whether for the government or for those subject to the rules the federal government promulgates.
Faculty: Daniel Cohen, Esq. and Andrew Emery, Regulatory Group Inc.
Class Fees: $89 D.C. Bar Community Members, $99 D.C. Bar Members, $109 Government and Nonprofit Attorneys, and $129 Others
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Ethics and Lawyer Trust Accounts 2023
Virginia Attorneys This is the Last Chance to Get Ethics Credits before the MCLE Completion Deadline!
Credit(s): 3 Ethics and Professional Responsibility (60-minute hour)
3.5 Ethics and Professional Responsibility (50-minute hour)
Course Number: E18231014W
Duration: 3 hours 15 minutes
Date: October 31, 2023
9:30 AM - 12:45 PM
Credits: 3.0 Ethics & Professionalism Credit Hours
Description: This popular informative class provides attorneys and firm trust account administrators with the practical information they need to comply with the governing rules on trust accounts. Those who attend will learn:
How to establish and maintain a lawyer trust account properly, including the purpose of lawyer trust accounting.
What, when, where, and how to deposit.
The duty to keep tangible property safe.
IOLTA (Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts) requirements.
Consequences of improper management.
Ethical obligations under the D.C. Rules of Professional Conduct, including a legal ethics opinion on the disposition of trust account funds of missing clients.
The duty to account.
How trust accounts are controlled.
This class is a must for all attorneys who have, or otherwise manage, attorney trust accounts, distribute settlements, or receive advance fees.
Faculty: Kaitlin McGee, D.C. Bar Practice Management Advisory Service and Daniel M. Mills, D.C. Bar Practice Management Advisory Service
Fees: $89 D.C. Bar Community Members, $99 D.C. Bar Members, $109 Government and Nonprofit Attorneys, and $129 Others
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Bankruptcy 101 for Non-Bankruptcy Lawyers: Spotting the Issues 2023
Credit(s): 3 General (60-minute hour)
3.5 General (50-minute hour)
Course Number: E02231101W
Original Program Date: November 1, 2023
Duration: 3 hours 15 minutes
Date: November 1, 2023
6:00 PM - 9:15 PM
Credits: 3.0 Credit Hours
Description: Bankruptcy law affects nearly every area of the law, especially in uncertain times like we are now experiencing. This informative class takes those who attend through the basics and helps them identify and understand bankruptcy issues that may affect their clients. Our expert panel will provide an introduction to business and consumer bankruptcies, including these issues and more:
Voluntary versus involuntary bankruptcy
Automatic stay
Means test
Liquidation
Reorganization: Adding time to pay, reducing the size of debt, adjusting the interest rate, and converting some or all secured debt to unsecured debt
Secured debt versus unsecured debt.
Exemptions
Discharge of debts
Student loans
Taxes
Workouts
Settlements
Avoidance actions: Preferences and fraudulent conveyances.
Learn from our experienced and knowledgeable presenters how bankruptcies may affect foreclosures, evictions, spouses/co-debtors, credit, assets, and liens.
Faculty: Darrell W. Clark, Stinson LLP and Tracey M. Ohm, Stinson LLP
Fees: $89 D.C. Bar Community Members, $99 D.C. Bar Members, $109 Government and Nonprofit Attorneys, and $129 Others
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REMOTE PROGRAM: Third-Party Funding of Disputes in Latin America: Opportunities and Challenges
Course Number: C1224IA01W
Duration: 1 hour
Date: November 8, 2023
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Credit: 0 Credit Hours
Third-party litigation funding is now firmly established in the US, and funders are increasingly interested in disputes involving Latin American entities, especially in the international arbitration space. The program brings together lawyers practicing in Latin America and funders on the cutting edge of this new market. The panelists will speak about the best strategies and practices for both sides. They will also explore the significant challenges for funders and practitioners who want to get their cases funded, including limitations on the transfer of litigious rights, laws regulating interest rates, and court delays, to name a few. The panelists will use their real-world experience and analysis to provide a comprehensive view of the landscape and a roadmap for those who want to enter this space.
Pre-registration for this program is required. As always, please feel free to share this invitation with colleagues. D.C. Bar membership is not required to attend. Non-members will need to create a profile to register and access the content.
This remote program will be hosted on the Zoom platform. You will receive access information from D.C. Bar Communities staff the afternoon prior to the program. The Zoom access information should not be shared with others, as registration is required.
Sponsored by: Inter-American Legal Affairs Committee of the D.C. Bar International Law Community
Related Community of Interest: D.C. Bar Litigation Community
Speakers:
Daniel Linares Avilez, Socio Fundador, Linares Abogados
Enrique Molina, Investment Manager, Omni Bridgeway
Victor Rios Salas, Partner, Molina Rios Abogados
Nicole Silver, Investment Manager, Validity Finance
Fernando Alvarez-Perez, Managing Partner, Gateway Litigation LLC (Moderator)
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PROGRAM SERIES: 2023 - 2024 Financial Products Tax Series
Course Number: C1624FP00W
Duration: 1 hour
Date: November 9, 2023
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Credit: 0 Credit Hours
Join the D.C. Bar Taxation Community for this Financial Products annual series. This is your chance to secure your space for this year with a one-time registration. Register for all four programs now and receive program reminders ahead of each session. Topics covered in prior years included change U.S. tax rules governing transactions in securities, commodities, currency, cryptocurrencies, and derivatives, including proposed changes to the wash sale rules and constructive sale rules, and a re-proposal of mark to market rules for derivatives; Carbon Offset Credits and other “Green” financial instruments; foreign currency topics; and legislative updates for investors in financial products and markets. Speakers and topics for the current year will be released closer to the date of the individual program to have the most up to date information. Dates and times are subject to change, you will be notified of any changes. Dates for this year’s series:
Thursday, November 9, 2023 – Part 1 of 4: TBD
Tuesday, February 13, 2024 – Part 2 of 4: TBD
Tuesday, April 16, 2024 – Part 3 of 4: TBD
Tuesday, June 4, 2024 – Part 4 of 4: TBD
Pre-registration for this series is encouraged. Please note, registration for the entire series is not a part of the free community member offer, see Pricing Information tab for fees. If you would like to secure your spot now, please click “Add to Cart”. If you would like to take advantage of the Community member offer, individual session registration will be available two to three weeks prior to the program date. Series registration will end on Thursday, November 9, 2023, or as space is available. Feel free to share this invitation with colleagues. D.C. Bar membership is not required to register. Non-members will need to create a profile to register and access the content.
Individual program dates and times are subject to change, some individual programs maybe offered as a hybrid/in-person program. All programs will be recorded.
This remote series will be hosted on the Zoom platform. You will receive access information from D.C. Bar Communities staff the afternoon prior to the program. The Zoom access information should not be shared with others, as registration is required.
Sponsored by: Financial Products Committee of the D.C. Bar Taxation Community
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Basic Training and Beyond (11/14/23- Day 1)
How to Start a Law Firm
Course Number: BT_111423
Date: November 14, 2023
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Basic Training & Beyond is a two day program for lawyers and law firm staff interested in starting, managing and growing a law firm in the District of Columbia. It is presented monthly, without charge, for D.C. Bar members and firm staff.
In the day-one session, all the essentials of starting a firm in D.C. are covered.
In the day-two session, growth and management issues are covered including client relations, productivity, technology and marketing.
As a resource, an eManual is provided to those who attend. The program has been presented regularly since 2008 and thousands of members have attended and many have launched successful firms. Many of these members stay in contact with our presenters, Dan Mills and Kaitlin Forster, former small firm lawyers, and these connections inform the content of the sessions.
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Lunch and Learn: Balancing the Lawyer Budget
Course Number: LL_111623
Duration: 1 hour
Date: November 16, 2023
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
No one actually likes budgeting, except maybe those financial folks, right? So Jessica Medina, former lawyer turned Accredited Financial Counselor, will be taking us back to the beginning by demonstrating a way of looking at your money that doesn't involve tracking every single expense every single day. She'll provide a framework that lets you stop budgeting and finally bring balance to your spending plan -- you'll get all the necessary stuff covered while leaving room for the luxuries, however you define them. And we could all use a little more of that this year!
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