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LEGAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT COURSE NSW - COURSE GUIDE

LEGAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT COURSE NSW - COURSE GUIDE

READY TO LEAD A LAW PRACTICE IN NEW SOUTH WALES?

Download the NSW Legal Practice Management Course Guide and gain the skills needed to become a principal or partner, opening up new career opportunities in the legal field.

What’s inside?

Our guide covers everything you need to know, including:

  • Why completing the LPMC is a vital step for legal professionals looking to remove Condition 3 from their practising certificate
  • How to master business planning, financial management, and risk reduction
  • Who this course is for—perfect for lawyers in NSW wanting to take on leadership roles
  • A detailed outline of the course structure, from trust accounting to leadership and ethics
  • Key dates, fees, and enrolment instructions for the upcoming sessions

Start your journey to leading a successful practice. Download the course guide and discover how this course can help you take the next step.

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