The September issue of Peer to Peer magazine from the International Legal Technology Association features an article from Lee Ann Enquist, vice president, Professional Development at West.
Lee Ann focuses on the need for law firms and attorneys to spend their time – and their learning and professional development dollars – wisely, especially when it comes to online opportunities like the topical programs and continuing legal education courses offered by West LegalEdcenter.
The article includes insight from lawyers like Dawn Kahn, who says online learning makes sense when you consider the convenience.
“Time is my most valuable resource,” said Kahn. “What’s great about (online learning) is that I could choose to do CLE programs at times of the day when clients aren’t calling, the phone’s not ringing and e-mails aren’t flying in with ‘immediate response’ requested.”
Again, the article from Lee Ann Enquist is in ILTA’s September edition of Peer to Peer.
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