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A CLE presenter is born

June 29, 2009

Recently, I noted on a listserv that one of the cheapest ways to get CLE credits and market oneself at the same time is to teach CLEs. In Minnesota, presenters can receive credit for the time spent preparing the seminar, plus the organizers usually let the presenters attend the rest of the program for free.
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MCLE: 10 Ways to Geek Out Your Practice (Family Law Institute)

February 23, 2009

At Minnesota CLE’s Family Law Institute (PDF link), I will presenting “10 Ways to Geek Out Your Practice,” a fast-paced presentation with 10 ways to profit by adding a bit of geek to your practice.
Here are the topics I am considering at the moment:

Paperless law office
Start a blog
Get a website (or improve one) on the [...]

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Websites for dummies: build your own website in about an hour

September 9, 2008

I am still amazed by the number of attorneys who still do not have their own website. In the interest of fixing this problem, I have been kicking around a seminar idea. I think I can walk a complete novice through creating a law firm website from scratch using WordPress.com in about an hour.
The idea [...]

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The Paperless Office: audio from Duluth SoloSmall conference

August 13, 2008

The video recording I made did not turn out all that well, so instead I am posting the audio. Since my slides are demonstrative rather than substantive, you should be able to follow along just fine without the visuals. It is about 30 minutes long, so grab a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy [...]

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Hello from Duluth

August 3, 2008

I am up in Duluth this weekend for MCLE’s Strategic Solutions for Solo & Small Firms. I am doing two “Iron Tech” sessions tomorrow where I will be showing off Ubuntu Linux and putting it up head-to-head against Windows and OSX.
On Tuesday, I will be talking about the paperless law office and leading a tech [...]

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Sam featured in MCLE’s SoloSmall Scoop

July 26, 2008

Minnesota Continuing Legal Education interviewed Sam for its “Spotlight” feature (PDF link) this month. Flip to the last page to read more about Sam.

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Upcoming CLE seminars

May 18, 2008

I am teaching six continuing legal education seminars in the next three months, with a couple more under discussion. My presentations tend to be engaging (I don’t have the patience for boring presentations even when I am giving them), informative, and well-attended. Register early!

June 6th at noon. The Paperless Office, 1 hour webcast, $75. Register [...]

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MCLE webcast: Tech Tuesday: Free and Open-Source Software for Running the Whole Law Office

March 18, 2008

The description from Minnesota CLE:

Tech Tuesday: Free and Open-Source Software for Running the Whole Law Office
Presented by Presented by Samuel Glover; moderated by Todd Scott and Peter Berge
Tuesday, March 18, 2008, 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. CST
1.0 law office management credit
Tuition: $75
Part of the ongoing “Tech Tuesday” webcast series, streaming the third Tuesday of most months.
The [...]

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MCLE webcast: Case Management without Case Management Software

November 15, 2007

Here is MCLE’s description:

Part of the ongoing “Tech Tuesday” webcast series, streaming the first and third Tuesday of every month.
In this Tech Tuesday program, Sam Glover will be the guest speaker. Sam is a solo practitioner practicing consumer law in Minneapolis, and is also the author of the SoloSmallTech.com blog. Sam will be discussing how [...]

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MCLE webcast: Blogging for Lawyers

November 6, 2007

Here is MCLE’s description:

In this Tech Tuesday program, legal technology expert Brendan Chard and attorney Sam Glover will be guest speakers. Mr. Glover is the author of the SoloSmallTech.com blog and Mr. Chard consults with attorneys on a variety of technology issues, including blogging. They will discuss how attorneys are using blogging both to better [...]

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