Solo and small-firm lawyers share experiences that don't always fit neatly into conversations with clients, colleagues, or even other legal professionals. Running an independent practice brings its own decisions, responsibilities, opportunities, and occasional surprises.
SoloLawyers.org brings those lawyers together in a community built around conversation, connection, and shared experience.
Whether you're looking for colleagues to exchange ideas with, a place to enjoy informal conversation, or opportunities to learn from experienced legal professionals, there's a membership option for you.
A place to connect. No cost. No commitment.
This is your invitation to become part of SoloLawyers.org and get to know what we are all about. What do you get?
Every Thursday at 3:33 PM Eastern, members gather for #TeaTime. These informal conversations offer an opportunity to compare notes, exchange perspectives, ask questions, and enjoy the company of lawyers who understand the experience of running a practice.
There's no required attendance, no prescribed agenda, and no expectation that you participate every week. Come when you can and make the experience your own.
Free — Always.
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The annual learning opportunity
Everything in Free, plus one ticket to Law Practice Profit the annual educational event for solo small firms.
For lawyers who want community connection and access to the annual educational event.
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SoloLawyers.org is designed to fit into your professional life, not add another obligation to it.
Some members join us regularly for #TeaTime. Others stop by when their schedules permit. Some spend the whole day with us at Law Practice Profit, others prefer to learn on their own time so wait for the recordings.
However you choose to participate, you're part of a community of colleagues who understand the independence and shared experiences of solo and small-firm practice.
You don't need a particular reason to join or a question ready to ask. We know the opportunity to spend time with colleagues is reason enough.