EPISODE · Sep 30, 2024 · 22 MIN
Attorney Levels at Sterling Lawyers with Holly Mullin - #93
from The Sterling Family Law Show · host Jeff Sterling Hughes
Send us Fan MailHolly Mullin and I have an insightful conversation about the lawyer career development process from Associate to Managing Partner. She goes into detail with real-life examples and stories from consultations, settlement conferences, and court hearings that highlight how she mentors and trains in our firm’s future leaders.We also discussed:- Sterling’s tiered system for career progression- Why lawyer proactivity is necessary for fixed-fee models to work- The importance of shadowing senior attorneys- Lawyering skills necessary to advance from associate to partnerEnjoy!----------------------Ready to find the accountability partner you need to build your dream family law firm the same way we grew Sterling Lawyers? Follow these steps: 1. SUBSCRIBE TO JEFF'S NEWSLETTER: https://jsterlinghughes.com/ 2. BOOK A FREE 30-MINUTE AUDIT WITH US: https://rocketclicks.com/schedule-a-family-law-quick-audit/ 3. CONNECT WITH US: LinkedIn: Jeff Hughes, Tyler Dolph, & Anthony Karls, Facebook: Jeff Hughes, Tyler Dolph, & Anthony Karls, Instagram: Jeff Hughes, Tyler Dolph, & Anthony Karls4. TELL US WHAT YOU WANT: Tell us in the comments if you liked this episode and what other kinds of episodes you would like to see.
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Send us Fan Mail Holly Mullin and I have an insightful conversation about the lawyer career development process from Associate to Managing Partner. She goes into detail with real-life examples and stories from consultations, settlement conferences, and court hearings that highlight how she mentors and trains in our firm’s future leaders. We also discussed: - Sterling’s tiered system for career progression - Why lawyer proactivity is necessary for fixed-fee models to work - The i...
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