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LAW PRACTICE MANAGEMENT COURSE SOUTH AUSTRALIA - COURSE GUIDE

LAW PRACTICE MANAGEMENT COURSE SOUTH AUSTRALIA - COURSE GUIDE

READY TO LEAD A LAW PRACTICE IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA?

Download the SA Law Practice Management Course Guide and find out how our course can help you transition from lawyer to business leader, giving you the tools to manage a thriving legal practice.

What’s inside?

Our guide includes:

  • Why completing the LPMC is crucial for legal professionals wanting to lead their own practice
  • How to develop expertise in financial management, client relations, and trust accounting
  • Who this course is for—ideal for legal practitioners in SA aiming to become practice principals or partners
  • An overview of the course structure, covering key topics like innovation, leadership, and risk management
  • Important intake dates, fees, and how to enrol

Set yourself up for success in South Australia. Download the guide now and start your journey towards managing your own law firm.

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