The Second Annual National Solo and Small Firm Conference held October 5-6, 2007, in Philadelphia, PA at the Hyatt Hotel Penn’s Landing, was a great success. For more information and a brief recap of the 2007 event, please visit the Division's Fall Meeting Recap.
»This Year's Conference
GP|Solo Members $89.00
Non-Members & Non-ABA $189.00
Paralegal/Legal Assistant $49.00
It's a growing trend for small-firm lawyers to get together to hear well-known speakers, network with other like-minded lawyers, get information on technology products appropriate to their size of practice and just generally have a good time. The National Solo & Small Firm Conference allows you to build a network and develop referral sources from all across the country.
The educational offerings at the Conference feature presentations from a mix of nationally-known legal technology experts, veteran active members of the GP|Solo Division with advice to share, active participants in the Solosez online community, practice management advisors and other solo and small firm lawyers just like you. Your registration also includes to the General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Division Fall Meeting, as well as breakfast & lunch on Friday and Saturday.
The conference is already generating buzz, including a recent mention by the National Networker.
»Schedule
A few of the scheduled presentations include:
- The fast paced and ever-popular 60 Tips in 60 Minutes
- The Lawyer as Employer: Hiring, Firing, Managing and More
- E-Discovery for the Rest of Us: Essential Small-Firm Primer
- Keeping Them Satisfied: Exceeding Client Expectations Everyday!
- 15 Tips for Stress-LESS Solo & Small Firm Practice in 60 Minutes
- Immigration 'Gotcha’s' for Non-Immigration Lawyers
- How NOT to Commit Malpractice With Your Computer
»Location
This year the Conference will take place at the stately Hyatt Hotel at Penn's Landing, perched scenically astride the Delaware River and in walking distance of some of the country's most historic sites.
»Go Philadelphia!
Philadelphia has long been known as the birthplace of the nation, but in recent years the town has shown it's not just for history buffs. Philly is quickly gaining notoriety for great shopping, delicious restaurants and scintillating nightlife. For more information on all there is to see and do in this vibrant metropolis, visit the city's official tourism website at GoPhila.com.
For a handy visitor's reference written by a true local and a fellow Division member, see Nicole Gerson's Philadelphia Guide on all the many entertaining options in the Cradle of Liberty, appearing in September's New Lawyer e-publication.




