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Practical Considerations for Transitions Part I 2021

Product ID: CA3195R6
Presented By: State Bar of Wisconsin PINNACLE

Co-produced with the Senior Lawyers Division of the State Bar of Wisconsin

Define your dreams

If you could eliminate work you’re not fond of performing, what would you say?

Whether the answer is on the tip of your tongue or you’re not quite sure how to respond, this one-hour webcast will help you be more introspective and intentional in your decision-making as you plan to transition your practice. From learning the art of saying “no” to the importance of financial planning, Practical Considerations for Transitions Part I will cover an array of key topics, including:

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Wednesday, July 21, 202112:00 PM - 1:00 PM CT

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Co-produced with the Senior Lawyers Division of the State Bar of Wisconsin

Define your dreams

If you could eliminate work you’re not fond of performing, what would you say?

Whether the answer is on the tip of your tongue or you’re not quite sure how to respond, this one-hour webcast will help you be more introspective and intentional in your decision-making as you plan to transition your practice. From learning the art of saying “no” to the importance of financial planning, Practical Considerations for Transitions Part I will cover an array of key topics, including:

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Co-produced with the Senior Lawyers Division of the State Bar of Wisconsin

Define your dreams

If you could eliminate work you’re not fond of performing, what would you say?

Whether the answer is on the tip of your tongue or you’re not quite sure how to respond, this one-hour webcast will help you be more introspective and intentional in your decision-making as you plan to transition your practice. From learning the art of saying “no” to the importance of financial planning, Practical Considerations for Transitions Part I will cover an array of key topics, including:

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Dean R. Dietrich is a shareholder in the Law Firm of Dietrich VanderWaal, S.C. He has represented attorneys in matters before the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the Office of Lawyer Regulation and has consulted with numerous law firms and lawyers regarding compliance with the Rules of Professional Conduct. He serves as Chair of the State Bar Committee on Professional Ethics, and he has also served on the Committee appointed by the Wisconsin Supreme Court to review changes to Supreme Court Rules Chapter 20. Mr. Dietrich is a graduate of Marquette University Law School.

Steve Sorenson is a shareholder at von Briesen and Roper S.C. For more than 35 years, he has provided counsel on corporate law, business succession planning, and estate planning. He also represents municipalities, and with regard to real estate, he counsels on land use, zoning, smart growth, waterfront litigation, and nonmetallic mining. He is a Fond du Lac County Court Commissioner and serves as a mediator and arbitrator in real estate and labor disputes.

Steve is a past President (1997-98) and Secretary (1994-96) of the State Bar of Wisconsin. He’s also a past President of the National Conference of Bar Presidents (2007-08) and an active member of the American Bar Association House of Delegates. Steve is a frequent lecturer on legal ethics, real estate law, and waterfront rights. He served as Chairman of the Board of Directors for Community Health Network (CHN) and remains active in health care organizations.

  • Establish your priorities as you move into a new phase in your career
  • Review the new emeritus rules and the options for pro bono work
  • Discover the importance of financial planning
  • Understand the legalities of ghostwriting
  • Prepare for potential challenges in transitioning your practice
  • Senior Lawyers Division members
  • Emeritus members
  • Senior active members
  • Lawyers considering a practice transition

Senior Lawyers Divison Members Discount

Senior Lawyers Division members can attend the webcasts in the Staying Sharp Seminar Series for free!*

*Free tuition for Senior Lawyers Division members applies to live webcasts and webcast replays. It does not include CLE OnDemand.

Practical practice pointers

No matter how many decades of law practice are under your belt, as an attorney, you must continually acquire new skills and stay on the top of the latest technologies. This constant need to “keep abreast of changes in the law and its practice” can be a challenge at any age. The Staying Sharp Seminar Series will help lighten the load, by giving attorneys in the later stages of their careers tips for upholding ethical responsibilities, providing competent representation, and maintaining lifelong focus on well-being.

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