The Citizen Lawyer
At the time of the American Founding, Thomas Jefferson, among others, viewed lawyers as the class of citizens most suited to lead the American institutions of government, as well as preserve and protect them. Jefferson valued the ideal of the “Citizen Lawyer” who would have a broad liberal education, experiential learning, and be capable of …
The Road To Rainmaking
It is no longer sufficient to simply be a smart attorney. You must be as comfortable marketing and selling as you are practicing law. Develop your practice by choice, not chance. If your goal is to be a rainmaker and grow a profitable practice, it is time to develop your plan. Contrary to popular belief, …
2020 Colorado Legal Diversity Hackathon
Are you a Colorado lawyer who cares about diversity, equity, and inclusivity in the legal profession? Join us for our 2020 Colorado Legal Diversity & Inclusion Hackathon! Hackathons are events where communities come together to exchange ideas about and work collaboratively to provide solutions to a common problem. Our main goal is to build on …
Leadership Literacies For Lawyers Of The Future
Lawyers of the future? will need to develop new leadership literacies in order to transition to a new way of leading if they want to be successful as the practice of law continues to evolve. This event is for up-and-coming legal professionals and practitioners looking to advance their career with purpose and vision while creating …
The Legal Revolution: Disrupting & Improving The Practice of Law
The law is changing. It always has changed. Slowly, to be sure, and incrementally, but steadily. A slow-motion revolution. Simplistically, the theory of disruption says that newcomers to an industry may find ways to profitably serve the needs of people who are not customers of incumbent businesses because they are not profitable to serve under …