There are multiple reasons to attend conferences. You receive up to date information about your practice area and the profession. You connect in person with colleagues, clients and potential clients. You might even speak or moderate a panel. Plus, you may earn or receive CLE credits.

How do solo attorneys, who do not have a marketing department or a large budget to assist them, decide which conferences to attend to get the biggest bang for their buck? How do they get on a panel at the event? Afterwards, how do they share what they’ve learned with clients and contacts? Read on.

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