The goal of the New York City Bar Association's Small Law Firm Center is to provide the kinds of access to services and research tools that attorneys working in big law firms routinely enjoy and to foster networking opportunities among small-firm attorneys. The director, Shan Thever, spoke with the Law Journal on the center's services and goals and the life of a solo or small-firm practitioner.
January 05, 2017 at 05:01 PM
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About 200 attorneys attended the 13th annual Small Law Firm Practice Management Symposium this fall, which was organized by the New York City Bar Association’s Small Law Firm Center.
Presiding over the symposium was Shan Thever, a California transplant who took over as director of the center in mid-August.
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