Private Docket to Host Free Continuing Legal Education Credit About Using Social Media in Practice, and Oregon State Bar Ethics
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Following the course, Private Docket’s president, Kristine Burr, and Sandra Morris, CEO of CafeGive, will lead a discussion showing how to successfully use social media tools to attract and engage clients.She has held key executive positions with the likes of Kodak, Intel and RCA, and she is an expert is developing marketing strategies that drive social change.Portland, OR, April 12, 2013 --( PR.com )-- Private Docket, one of the nation’s leading law practice accelerators providing consultancy and business strategy development for small law firms, announced today that it is hosting a new one-hour continuing legal education (CLE) titled, “Far and Wide: A Primer on Social Media and State Bar Ethics,” designed to provide attorneys guidance on a variety of topics from effective use of social media in practice to Oregon State Bar requirements.To register for the event, please visit http://privatedocket.com/?p=659 or call 1-800-558-7058.The free course is scheduled for May 2, 2013, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at Tonkon Torp, LLP, 1600 Pioneer Tower, 888 S.W.RSVPs are required and seating is limited.The CLE course also contains business development strategies for expanding client acquisition and developing communication strategies in a connected world, including the social media and the web in the practice setting.Following the course, Private Docket’s president, Kristine Burr, and Sandra Morris, CEO of CafeGive, will lead a discussion showing how to successfully use social media tools to attract and engage clients.She has held key executive positions with the likes of Kodak, Intel and RCA, and she is an expert is developing marketing strategies that drive social change.To register for the event, visit http://privatedocket.com/?p=659or call 1-800-558-7058About Private DocketPrivate Docket is the nation’s premiere law practice accelerator that works with attorneys to position their practices as leaders in their respective communities.