Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section

LAW PRACTICE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

The Law Practice Management Committee focuses on all issues, strategies and topics dealing with the business of the practice of law. The business of the practice of law includes both the individual lawyer practice and overall firm management. The areas of focus this Committee addresses includes:

  • How to Increase firm profitability
  • Increasing individual lawyer profitability
  • How to recruit, orient, train and retain qualified associates
  • Time management for lawyers
  • Technology - what's hot and what's not
  • Client development/client retention
  • Alternative billing strategies
  • Firm management succession planning and transitioning
  • Lawyer/client succession planning and transitioning
  • Shareholder and associate compensation
  • Staff management
  • How to establish effective communications
  • How identify and address law firm management trends
  • Strategic planning

This Committee offers useful, practical and effective information to assist lawyers and non-lawyers to effectively and profitably management individual practices and the firm as a whole. Through effective individual and firm management, lawyers are in a better position to successfully serve their clients with the highest quality of work.

Leadership

Benefits of Membership

Newsletters

Programs

Message from the Chair

2006/2007 Annual Report

For enrollment in a committee of the Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section, simply fill out the on-line committee application form.

Please note:  If you are already a Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section member, you may join up to three (3) committees at no additional cost. However, if you are not a Section member, you must join the Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section first.

If you have any questions regarding participation in TIPS Committees, please contact Sonia Schroeder, our Committees Administrator at schroeders@staff.abanet.org or by phone at 312/988-6229.

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