The Future of Your Law Firm Is Now: A Virtual Conference Experience

The future has arrived at this very special IndyBar event! Join us for a day full of tangible tips and expert insight at this virtual conference featuring leaders in the law practice management world. You'll walk away with CLE and the knowledge you need to make 2021--and beyond--the best ever for your firm.

Thanks to the support of our generous sponsors, registration for this program, which includes 4.0 CLE credits, is just $75 for IndyBar members...PLUS, it includes three additional recorded sessions that will be made available to attendees both before and after the conference! You simply won't find more bang for your buck.

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Please note: this program will take place as a live webinar via Zoom conferencing and CLE credits earned will be reported as distance education credit.  Instructions for accessing the webinar will be provided in your registration confirmation email. Until further notice, limitations on distance education have been removed for all Indiana attorneys and judges due to the COVID-19 public health emergency.

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Conference Agenda:

Session 1, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.
Virtual Reality: How to Run an Online Law Firm
Featuring: Chad Burton, Modern Law Practice
Most law firms are more virtual than they think they are: think of all the web-based tools you use on a daily basis. Even so, most law firm owners are not intentional about the way that they apply and manage technology. To develop a virtual law firm, you need a plan. The good news is that the cost and availability of virtual law firm tools is broader than it’s ever been before.  Now is the time to organize your systems, and to move your law firm from analog dinosaur to digital powerhouse.

Session 2, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. 
Kid Tested: How to Parent and Run a Business when Everyone is Together, All the Time
Featuring: Carolyn Elefant, MyShingle; Tom Lambotte, Global Mac IT; Megan Zavieh, Zavieh Law
With many schools remaining closed, or operating in a limited capacity, lots of business owners are spending more time with their children than they ever thought possible. While that’s a wonderful idea in theory, in practice, it’s really difficult to be an entrepreneur and a parent at the same exact time. In this session, you’ll learn how you can revise your time management and business management tactics to fit your new, short-term reality.

Networking Break, 11:30 a.m. to noon 
Mingle (virtually!) with fellow attendees and conference presenters to share information and meet some new faces.

Lunch Break, Noon to 1 p.m.

Session 3, 1 to 2 p.m.
The Client-Centered Law Firm: Focus for the Future
Featuring: Jack Newton, Clio
Join us for a discussion on how consumer expectations are evolving.  Jack Newton, author of “The Client Centered Law Firm” will provide examples of how law firms can meet their client's needs while building a thriving profitable business that will stand the test of time. As an added bonus, attendees will receive a copy of Jack's book!

Session 4, 2 to 3 p.m.
Thought Process: The Psychology of Law Firm Marketing
Featuring: Megan Hargroder, Conversations Digital; Ernie Svenson, Law Firm Autopilot
Legal consumers are changing along with every other consumer as the convenience economy continues to grip the country. Buying habits are evolving, and understanding how legal consumers want to buy legal services now is a key component for any modern law firm marketing plan. If you’re not considering the behavioral patterns of your customers, it’s time to do so. In this session, you’ll learn what messaging and branding should look like for a law firm now.

Networking Break, 3 to 3:30 p.m.
Share final thoughts with your new friends before we officially conclude the conference.

BONUS SESSIONS: Attendees will receive additional recorded sessions covering PPP loans, data-driven decision making and financial management best practices.

 

 

This program has been approved for credit in the following jurisdiction(s):

Indiana Commission For Continuing Legal Education

Credit has been approved with the Indiana Commission For Continuing Legal Education for 4.00 General credits.

Webinar

A link to access the program the day of the webinar will be included in your registration confirmation email. Contact Deneen Fitzgerald at dfitzgerald@indybar.org if you need instruction on accessing webinars.

Cancellation Policy

RESERVATIONS/CANCELLATIONS FOR LIVE EVENTS.  To ensure the utmost accuracy in our reservation records, the Indianapolis Bar Association cannot accept reservations over the phone for CLE seminars, luncheons, or other programming. Reservations must be delivered or mailed to the Indianapolis Bar Association office or e-mailed to iba@indybar.org. Reservations received less than 24 hours prior to an event and walk-in registrations cannot be guaranteed; they will be accepted on a space-available basis, will include an additional $5 charge, and may not include lunch. Cancellations must be made 48 hours prior to the program to receive a refund. If no cancellation is received, payment is due in full. For arrangements due to physical disability, please call the Indianapolis Bar Association at (317) 269-2000.

RESERVATIONS/CANCELLATIONS FOR ONLINE COURSES.  Your purchase provides a 30 day access from the time of purchase to view and complete the educational requirements of the Indiana CLE Commission.  Failure to complete the online course within 30 days will require you to re-enroll and purchase again in order to view and complete the education program.

NOTE: CLE credit will not be reported to the Indiana Supreme Court Commission for Continuing Legal Education (CLE Commission) until payment for the course has been received in full.  The CLE Commission will not approve online CLE credit if you previously received credit for the same live course.  It is your responsibility to monitor your credits.

OWNERSHIP AND USE OF IMAGES AND OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.  All registrants, instructors, exhibitors and guests attending any Indianapolis Bar Association event acknowledge and agree (a) that they may be photographed and/or video-recorded during such event, (b) that any such photographs or recordings are solely the property of the Indianapolis Bar Association, and (c) that the Association may publish, duplicate, and otherwise use such photographs, recordings, and identifying information about the persons in the photographs and recordings to promote the Association and its services.