IndyBar is in need of additional volunteers for this Spring’s “Ask a Lawyer” program on April 10. Volunteers for Ask A Lawyer are tasked with providing legal advice to the public at this twice-a-year event. Please consider volunteering!

Twitter is quickly becoming a powerful tool for lawyers to search for and post legal news and information. Lawyers that actively blog know that a blog can take weeks or months to reach the first page of a Google search. The power of the #hashtag changes that by allowing Twitter users to fast track their way to a prominent web presence.

Washington State recently implemented a program for what it calls limited license legal technicians (LLLTs). At the moment, this program has only 26 participants, and the program is limited to family law practice. Unlike paralegals, LLLTs (after taking required classes and spending 3,000 working under an attorney) may practice on their own and not under the direct supervision of attorneys.

In 2018, the power and presence of social media outlets and usage is perhaps stronger than ever before. We live in an age when, for better or worse, information, interactions, and interpersonal relationships may be discovered, created, and shared at the press of a button.

The ABA Journal recently published an amusing story about an over-his-head lawyer in Maine who was suspended from the practice of law for various missteps that included filing a brief that was bound with twine.

Is your new year's resolution to be more active, or is it to start earning ethics credit early? This program can help you do both! This isn't your normal, everyday CLE program. At this event, our speaker will present an hour-long ethics seminar while everyone follows along and pedals away for a full-length spinning class.

Calling all Solo/Small Firm practitioners! Are you looking for your next law clerk? Are you expanding, and looking to add a new associate? If so, do NOT miss out on this exciting opportunity to meet with hundreds of soon-to-be attorneys!

An 11th-hour addition allows a deduction for pass-through entities, but these could be phased out by 2025. The largest permanent breaks would still go to corporations.

Providing benefits can seem impossible to a small firm given the potential for high annual costs. Your IndyBar membership includes the services of Insurance Specialists, Inc (ISI) to find the best and most affordable option for you and your business, including group health insurance benefits for firms with two to fifty employees.

Are you looking to expand your digital library this holiday season? There are a number of great law blogs devoted to small firm attorneys, covering topics from marketing and technology, to law practice management issues.