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Strategies for Progressing Equity Partners | LPM CLE Webcast

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
(Eastern Time)

1.5 MCLE Credits
(1.5 MCLE Credits in the areas of professional practice)

Register online 


Strategies for Admitting New Equity Partners, Classes of Partners and Part-time Partners
in this Difficult Economic Environment

CLE Webcast Sponsored by the Law Practice Management Committee of the New York State Bar Association


Presented by nationally recognized law firm management consultant, Joel A. Rose, this program will provide an overview of strategies for progresing equity partners, classes of partners and part-time partners in this difficult economic environment.

A nationally recognized Certified Management Consultant and Managing Partners of two law firms will discuss practical strategies and respond to questions about admitting new equity partners; classes of partners and the feasibility of part-time partners in this difficult economic environment.

 

Discussion topics will include: 

Challenges faced by Partnerships

• Options for Partnership: Equity, Non-equity, Part-time Partner
• Internal and External Pressures affecting Partner admission

Admitting New Equity Partners

•Objectives
• Sources
• Criteria,Timing and Cost of Admission

Classes of Partners

• Objectives
• Appropriate firms
• Drawbacks
• Promotional Criteria
• Compensation and Benefits
• Implementation

Part-time Partners

• Objectives
• Expectations and Commitments
• Drawbacks
• Compensation and Benefits
• Implementation

And more…

Program Faculty

Joel A. Rose, Joel A. Rose & Associates, Cherry Hill, NJ  

Joel S. Lever, Esq., Kurzman Eisenberg Corbin & Lever, LLP, White Plains, NY

Alfred E. Donnellan, Esq., DelBello Donnellan Weingarten Wise Wiederkehr, White Plains, NY

Jon A. Dorf, Esq., Dorf & Nelson LLP, Rye, NY

 This program will be streamed as a live CLE Webcast. If you register for the CLE Webcast, you will be able to view the program video online and email questions to the panelists during the live program. You will also have access to the program archive.

Please note: Newly admitted attorneys may not receive MCLE credit for their participation in CLE Webcasts.

Be advised that during the webcast, program verification codes will be displayed on the screen and announced. In order to receive MCLE credit, you will need to print the MCLE Attestation Form and write down the program codes. You will receive your MCLE certificate via email.

In the event that you miss any portion of the program, the archive will be posted online and made available at the same weblink within 24 hours. All webcast registrants will have access to the online archive file. You will be able to view the archive online, on-demand at your leisure. 

 


NYSBA CLE Webcast/Webconference

Strategies for Afmitting New Equity Partners, Classes of Partners and Part-time Partners
in this Difficult Economic Environment

Tuesday, October 16, 2012
12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. (Eastern Time)

1.5 MCLE Credits

NYSBA Members - $50
Non-Members - $150

For questions about this program, please contact Kathy Suchocki, Director of Law Practice Management at the New York State Bar Association at
(518) 487-5590 or
 ksuchocki@nysba.org.

To learn more about law practice management resources available to NYSBA members, visit www.nysba.org/LPM.

The last day to pre-register online was October 15, 2012.

Members, please login to get member discounts.

Pricing Information for Member
Seminar
0
Webcast Registration $50.00
 

Pricing Information for Non Member
Seminar
0
Webcast Registration $150.00
 

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