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Advanced Professional Education for Law Firm Managers

By Stephen M. (Pete) Peterson and Ronald L. Seigneur
May 01, 2004

A Chinese proverb states: “Learning is a treasure that will follow its owner everywhere.” This proverb clearly applies to law firm administrators, due to the ever-increasing complexity of law practice management and the competitive pressures facing today's firms. Experienced and well-educated professional managers are being sought out in increasing numbers by firms of all sizes to assume responsibility for the administrative management of the enterprise. The field of legal administration has therefore continued to grow and evolve, as evidenced by the 9500-member Association of Legal Administrators (ALA).

Many functional specialists or departmental managers (finance, office services, marketing, etc.) are interested in furthering their careers, but are in need of additional training and education. Even experienced administrators can benefit from continuing educational endeavors or degree programs.

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