The Oakland County Bar Association’s New Lawyers and Paralegal Committees will present the webinar “Let’s Support One Another: Attorneys and Support Staff Working Together” on Tuesday, October 17, from noon to 1 p.m. via Zoom.
This program will discuss the relationships between support staff and attorneys with an objective to learn the best way to work with one another to increase productivity, efficiency, communication, and happiness. Speakers will discuss the importance of unity and mutual respect in the workplace. Speaking at the webinar will be:
• Brian V. Boehne, Kitch Attorneys & Counselors PC
• Jacob N. Simon, The Law Office of Susan E. Cohen
• Sara Bowman, mayor of Farmington, Paralegal Program director, Oakland Community College
• Silvia A. Mansoor, Foley, Baron, Metzger, & Juip PLLC
Cost for the program is $35 for OCBA members; $25 for OCBA New Lawyers and Paralegal Committees members; $15 for OCBA new lawyers and paralegals; and $45 for non-members.
To register, visit www.ocba.org and click on “Events.”
Anyone with questions may call Shanay Cuthrell at 248-334-3400.
- Posted September 19, 2023
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'Attorneys and Support Staff Working Together' focus of webinar October 17
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