Becoming a Fellow at the College of Law Practice Management

by | September 26, 2009 | About the Site, Articles

I’m at the University of Denver’s Sturm College of Law this weekend in the Cherry Creek district of the city:

Sturm Law School

The occasion is the annual meeting of the College of Law Practice Management, which describes itself as follows:

The College of Law Practice Management was formed in 1994 to honor and recognize distinguished law practice management professionals, to set standards of achievement for others in the profession, and to fund and assist projects that enhance the highest quality of law practice management. 

The College and its Fellows inspire excellence and innovation in law practice management by:

  • Honoring extraordinary achievement
  • Developing, exchanging and disseminating knowledge
  • Stimulating innovation in the delivery of legal services

I’m pleased to report that I’m being inducted as a Fellow. Yesterday I delivered a talk on “The Evolution of the Law Firm,” but the most enjoyable part has been meeting many many old and new friends.

COLPM HomePage

Back in New York Monday.

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