Solo and small-firm lawyers have something in common beyond the size of their practices. They understand what it means to be responsible for the decisions, relationships, and daily operations that keep a law firm running.
They also know the value of having colleagues outside their own offices.
SoloLawyers.org was created to bring those lawyers together. Not as another professional association with committees, obligations, and formal programming, but as a community where relationships develop through conversation, shared experiences, and mutual respect.
SoloLawyers.org is built around a simple idea: professional relationships don't always need a formal purpose.
Sometimes the most useful conversations happen when lawyers have an opportunity to compare experiences, exchange perspectives, or simply enjoy the company of colleagues who understand their professional world.
Our weekly Thursday #TeaTime gatherings provide that opportunity. They're informal, welcoming, and shaped by the people who attend. There's no prescribed agenda or expectation that every conversation produce a particular outcome.
SoloLawyers.org welcomes solo and small-firm lawyers across practice areas, jurisdictions, geographic locations, and stages of their careers.
Membership isn't dependent on belonging to a particular bar association, using a particular product, or maintaining a relationship with any specific company or organization.
That independence allows lawyers to develop professional relationships beyond the networks they already know, while remaining connected to the organizations and colleagues that are important to them.
Whether you've recently opened your practice or have spent decades building one, SoloLawyers.org offers a place to connect with lawyers who understand the independence, responsibilities, and rewards of running a law firm.
You can join for free, stop by #TeaTime whenever your schedule allows, and discover the relationships that develop along the way.
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To foster a community where solo/small firm lawyers connect in real life.
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