Attend the MOSOLO Small Firm Conference from your couch

Virtual pass options available at mosolo.org

This year’s annual Solo & Small Firm Conference is nearly here, taking place next week June 8-10 at Margaritaville Lake Resort in Osage Beach.

In an era where technology has revolutionized the way we connect and collaborate, the Solo & Small Firm Conference is ensuring that solo and small firm lawyers have access to continuing legal education in a way that fits their schedule by offering a virtual conference option in addition to traditional in-person passes.

Attendees can choose to attend the conference online or in a hybrid format by registering for a virtual pass for $370, where they will be able to virtually attend live sessions and receive program recording access to all CLE programs for 90 days.

Developed specifically for solo and small firm lawyers, this year’s plenaries will cover, “How to address your technical and cybersecurity obligations under the Rules of Professional Conduct” with Barron Henley, and “Looking backward to go forward: Improving your practice by getting back to basics” with Dana Tippin Cutler and Keith Cutler.

There will also be a session dedicated to answering questions about the expanded remote public access requirements, which go into effect July 1 per a Supreme Court order. Access The Missouri Bar’s Remote Public Access and Redaction Resource Center to get answers to frequently asked questions, learn about upcoming free CLE opportunities (June 26 is the next no-cost CLE on remote public access), or access no-cost watch self-study CLE on redaction requirements.

Virtual attendees are encouraged to “visit” sponsor and exhibitor booths online by clicking on the “sponsor” tab on the conference portal. Stop by booths online for an opportunity to win prize drawings.

Recognizing the need for accessibility and flexibility, the Solo & Small Firm Conference offers legal professionals the ability to benefit from MOSOLO’s wealth of knowledge, connect with experts, and tap into invaluable networking opportunities regardless of geographic location.

Still on the fence? Read about what attendees said about last year’s conference here.