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Building a Remote Law Practice: Structure, Systems, and Ethical Foundations [Startup Guide]

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Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers has partnered with Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) to offer this free program through MCLE’s New Lawyer resources. 

This program helps attorneys move beyond simply “working from home” and think intentionally about building a law practice with the right structure in place. Topics include designing a confidential workspace, creating boundaries, building core systems, and developing a reliable professional support network. The program also highlights the ethical foundations of remote practice.  

For attorneys looking to continue building their skills, MCLE’s OnlinePass is a valuable resource for staying current on legal education, practice management, and running a thriving practice. 

Watch the program NOW ON THE MCLE WEBSITE, DIRECTLY AT THE LINK BELOW:

Building a Remote Law Practice: Structure, Systems, and Ethical Foundations

Presenters:  

Jennifer D. Taddeo, Esq., Estatewise Advisory LLC 

Luz A. Carrion, Esq., Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers  

CATEGORIES: Ethics | Law Office Management & Operations
TAGS: hybrid / remote work & virtual practice | Law Practice Startup | new lawyers

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