Thinking Big About Solo and Small Practice

A Conversation about the Solo/Small Law Firm Experience!

Join us in person OR remotely - hybrid option: 

Solo and small firm practice offers lawyers independence, flexibility, and the opportunity to do meaningful work. It also requires innovation, adaptability, and business awareness. This program brings together experienced solo and small firm practitioners for an honest conversation about what it actually looks like to build and sustain a practice outside of large institutional settings. Panelists will discuss different pathways into solo and small firm practice, including launching a practice right out of law school and transitioning after time in other practice environments.
 
This discussion is designed for law students and new lawyers and will explore the realities of running a small practice: developing clients, managing the business side of a firm, structuring a practice that fits individual goals, and balancing professional responsibilities with the rest of life. It will include a moderated panel discussion followed by audience Q&A and a brief reception and networking to follow. 

Panelists
Sarah Soucie Eyberg | Soucie Eyberg Law, LLC
Jeff Muszynski | Lagom Law
Nick Torres | Circuit Legal Services & Rock and Roll Law

Moderator
Dustin Moore, Mitchell Hamline Law Student

CLE Credits
1.0 Standard CLE Credit  |  Event Code: 547019

Registration Deadline
April 13 by 2 PM. To register after that time, email the program manager.

Joining In-Person:

• Location: Mitchell Hamline School of Law
  875 Summit Avenue
  Saint Paul, MN 55104
• Security Note: Upon arrival, please check in at the front security desk - thank you. 

Joining by Zoom:

• Remote instructions are included in the registration confirmation email.
• Remote instructions will also be emailed to you the day prior to the event.

We are committed to creating an inclusive environment in which all members can participate fully. If you need reasonable accommodations to participate in this event, please notify the program manager with at least 72 hours notice prior to the meeting to allow sufficient time to make arrangements for accommodations.

Refunds will be processed for cancellation requests received in writing 24 hours before the event. Requests outside of that window are not eligible. You may send a colleague in your place if you are unable to attend.