Nancy Goldstein and Jeremy Evans offer guidance for solo and small firms for managing the many roles they play with a balanced perspective.
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Jeremy M. Evans is the founder & managing attorney at California Sports Lawyer®, representing entertainment, media, and sports clientele....
Originally from New York, New York, Nancy Goldstein came to California to go to law school at the University...
At Galente Law, APC, Renée N. Galente offers robust representation to clients throughout the San Diego region, with offices...
Whether or not they have support staff, solo lawyers still have many hats to wear. At the California Lawyers Association’s 2019 Annual Meeting, host Renee Stackhouse talks with Jeremy Evans and Nancy Goldstein about their CLE program that advised solos on how to manage their many roles from both legal and business perspectives. They also highlight current projects for the CLA Solo & Small Firm Section and tell listeners about the many resources available through their website.
Jeremy M. Evans is the founder & managing attorney at California Sports Lawyer®, representing entertainment, media, and sports clientele.
Nancy Goldstein works in real property law with an emphasis on easements and access rights.
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| Published: | October 15, 2019 |
| Podcast: | On the Road |
| Category: | Best Legal Practices |
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On the Road |
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