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MBA On Demand System Requirements
Click here to review On Demand system requirements and an On Demand product demonstration.

If you have questions regarding On Demand products or how to use the software, e-mail or call MBA Education Coordinator Andrew Gorman at (617) 338-0540.

Congratulations on your recent admission to the Bar and welcome to the Massachusetts legal community. The Massachusetts Bar Association is dedicated to supporting your success as you enter this exciting profession. We are here to provide you with valuable information and tools to support your legal practice and have created the following programs to get you started, including:

  • Alternative/Non-Traditional Uses of a Law Degree

    Very few degrees offer the versatility of a law degree. If you are unhappy with your current legal career or looking for a new challenge, join Executive Director of Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers Gina Walcott as she interviews colleagues about their non-traditional careers, their decision-making process in deciding to go a different route and what resources are available.

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  • Traps for the Unwary

    The economy is changing fast, and claims against attorneys for malpractice are at their highest point in 10 years. Given these realities, even the most talented and diligent attorneys can be subject to a malpractice claim despite the fact that the action is without merit. It is imperative as a new attorney that you learn what areas of practice are impacted most by malpractice claims, the reasons these claims happen, and how to reduce the risk.

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  • Use of Social Media to Uncover Unadvertised Job Opportunities

    Learn from the experts how to manage your job search successfully in this difficult market. Join Executive Director of Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers Gina Wolcott, and other industry experts, as they discuss strategies for optimizing your strengths and strategies for job hunting resources.

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