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Total Credits: 3.0 (Professional Practice 2.0, Ethics 1.0)
Is There a Job Coach in Your Future? (Non-MCLE)
Finding New Opportunities for Yourself
Melvin Simensky, Esq.,New York, NY
Ethical Issues for Senior Attorneys
Ethical Issues in Retirement
Leaving Your Firm, but continuing to practice on your own
Andrea Tomaino, Esq., 7th Judicial District Attorney Grievance Committee, Rochester, NY
Second Season of Service
Pro Bono Opportunities; Attorney Emeritus Program; Help Centers
Sheila Gaddis, Esq., Volunteer Legal Services Project, Rochester, NY
C. Bruce Lawrence, Esq., Boylan Code, Rochester, NY
Fern Schair, Esq., Fordham Law School, New York, NY
Ronald J. Tabak, Esq., Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom LLC, New York, NY
Be Prepared: Selling a Law Practice and Planning Ahead (for Retirement and Disasters)
Retirement and disaster/contingency planning are important issues for every lawyer, but particularly those in solo practices and small firms. This program will cover the rules on the sale of a la practice and provide practical guidance on things to consider if you are thinking about selling (or buying) a practice. The program will also help lawyers with disaster and contingency planning an provide an introduction to the NYSBA critically-acclaimed publication, The Planning Ahead Guide, Second Edition.
Sarah Diane McShea, Esq., Law Offices of Sarah Diane McShea, New York, NY
Joseph F. Saeli, Esq. Colligan Law, LLP, Buffalo, NY