So you’ve got a busy practice litigating, tending to daily client needs and building your law practice. Where do you find the time to put together written materials and prepare a presentation to a roomful of lawyers looking to meeting their annual CLE requirements and, just perhaps, learn something about the law? Better yet, why?
Continuing legal education programs, from the speaker’s perspective, are incredibly time-consuming and generally pay very little, if at all. Still, lecturing for CLE is almost universally considered to be an important professional growth exercise, with some firms setting thresholds on the minimum amount of time attorneys must spend on it each year. Why? Because presenting CLE programs can strategically position you in a powerful place from both the business development and case management perspective, and establish a strong personal brand that bolsters your firm’s brand as well.
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