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September 17-19, 2008
Hyatt Regency Dearborn
Get practical advice for all your professional needs. Attend your section meeting and network with your peers—you get it all at the Solo & Small Firm Institute and State Bar of Michigan Annual Meeting.
Learn to increase revenues, eliminate time sinks, reduce expenses, and improve office efficiency with time-tested advice from the experts! With in-depth coverage of technology, marketing, substantive law, managing employees, and more, you’re guaranteed to leave with exciting new ideas for your firm. Plus, attend your section meeting and network with your peers at functions throughout the event.
| Register today to hear these national speakers at the Solo & Small Firm Institute! |
Sean Carter
Lawpsided Seminars
Mesa, AZ
Sean Carter is a lawyer, syndicated columnist, author, public speaker, and trainer. After earning his law degree from Harvard Law School in 1992, he practiced corporate law for a decade before becoming a full-time “humorist at law.” Mr. Carter authors a weekly syndicated legal humor column entitled Lawpsided and has written two books: If It Does Not Fit, Must You Acquit? and A Lawpsided Year in Review. A popular public speaker and trainer, he presents more than a 100 programs a year on topics ranging from legal education to speaker training to motivation. |
Randall F. Dean
Randall Dean Consulting & Training LLC
East Lansing
Randall F. Dean is a professional speaker, trainer, author, and expert on time management, personal organization, and advanced PDA usage. He left previous careers as a university admissions director, professional marketer, and successful manager to teach others how to be more organized, how to be more effective with their time, and how to lead a life of productive purpose. |
Roy S. Ginsburg
Roy S. Ginsburg JD
Minnetonka, MN
Roy S. Ginsburg is an attorney coach, active solo practitioner, and legal marketing ethics counsel to Minnesota Law & Politics and Super Lawyers magazines and FindLaw. In addition to coaching and practicing law, he is a frequent continuing legal education lecturer on career management and the best practices and ethics of legal marketing and client service. He has twice received the MSBA’s President’s Award for his task force contributions on the rules of professional conduct and on diversity. Mr. Ginsburg received his coaching training from the Coaches Training Institute. |
Barron K. Henley
Henley March & Unger Consulting Inc
Columbus, OH
Concentrating in the area of law office automation, Barron K. Henley is an attorney, a “legal technologist,” with 14 years of experience and a founding member of Henley March & Unger Consulting, Inc., a firm specializing in law office automation and technology. He is a frequent continuing legal education speaker on legal-specific technology issues throughout the United States for state and local bar associations and CLE providers. He teaches classes on Word, Excel, Outlook, WordPerfect, HotDocs, Adobe Acrobat, and on building malpractice avoidance systems through the use of technology. |
| Attend the State Bar of Michigan Keynote Luncheon to hear from these prosecution and defense attorneys involved in the Enron Trial! |
Kathryn H. Ruemmler
Latham & Watkins LLP
Washington, DC
Kathryn Ruemmler is the former Deputy Director of the U.S. Department of Justice’s Enron Task Force, and one of the three lead prosecutors in the trial against Enron’s founder, Kenneth Lay, and former Chief Executive Officer, Jeffrey Skilling. She received the Attorney General’s Award for Exceptional Service (the highest Justice Department honor) for her work on the Enron case. |
Michael W. Ramsey
Michael W. Ramsey
Houston, TX
The criminal defense attorney for Kenneth Lay, Mr. Ramsey has been listed in the Best Lawyers of America since the inception of publication. He was named Criminal Defense Lawyer of the Year by the Criminal Justice Section of the State Bar of Texas in 1999, and honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Harris County Criminal Lawyers Association in 2007. |
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