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First Annual Small Firm and Solo Conference scheduled for State of California

By Stephen Fairley on May 5, 2008
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The Los Angeles County Bar Association and The Rainmaker Institute, LLC, in conjunction with LegalTech, announce the First Annual Small Firm and Solo Conference in the State of California.  At this 2 day law firm marketing event for small law firms, attorneys will learn from nationally recognized law firm marketing experts and prominent California attorneys who will teach them step-by-step strategies for finding new clients and building a seven figure law practice.  This conference will be held on June 26-27, 2008 at the Los Angeles Convention center in Los Angeles, CA. Registration is now open at http://www,SmallandSoloLawConference.com

One of the Small Firm and Solo Conference presenters is Stephen Fairley, CEO of The Rainmaker Institute, the nation’s largest law firm marketing company for small law firms.  “There are more attorneys in California than any other state. The national average is 1 attorney for every 300 people, but here in California it’s one attorney for every 175 people. A growing number of small law firms are struggling with the economy right now. This conference will help them build their practice using proven, ethical strategies,” says Fairley.

Some of the topics covered at this law firm marketing conference include:
• Building a referral-based practice
• Using internet marketing and technology
•  Emerging Trends in Law
• How attorneys can use blogs and LinkedIn to find new clients

Registration is now open for the June 26-27 Small Firm and Solo Conference online at www.SmallandSoloLawConference.com or by calling 888-588-5891.  Registrations received by Friday, May 30th receive a $200 early bird discount.

About the Los Angeles County Bar and The Rainmaker Institute, LLC
The Los Angeles County Bar is one of the nation’s largest voluntary bars. With more than 25,000 members, over 100 committees and sections, and a score of public service projects, the association provides exceptional career resources for attorneys, an effective voice for the legal profession and vital services to the community. For more information visit www.LACBA.org

The Rainmaker Institute, LLC is the nation’s largest strategic law firm marketing company specializing in helping small law firms. Over 6,000 attorneys have implemented their proven Rainmaker Marketing System. For more information, call 888-588-5891 or visit www.RainmakerRetreat.com

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Stephen is the CEO of The Rainmaker Institute, the nation’s largest law firm marketing company specializing in lead conversion for small & medium sized law firms. Over 18,000 attorneys nationwide have benefited from learning and implementing the proven marketing and lead conversion…

Stephen is the CEO of The Rainmaker Institute, the nation’s largest law firm marketing company specializing in lead conversion for small & medium sized law firms. Over 18,000 attorneys nationwide have benefited from learning and implementing the proven marketing and lead conversion strategies taught by The Rainmaker Institute, LLC.

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