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2024 From Shingle to Gavel: A Solo/Small Firm Transition to the Bench

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$0 for KCBA Solo & Small Firms Section Member
$35 for KCBA Member
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60 minutes
Date Published

April 10, 2024

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King County Bar Association

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Solo Small Firms

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Presentation: “From Shingle to Gavel: A Solo/Small Firm Transition to the Bench” by Noah Weil, Magistrate Judge, Seattle Municipal Court

          This presentation will cover:

  • An example of a transition from solo practice to the bench;
  • Different methods to get a judicial role and their pros and cons; and,
  • Action items to become a stronger judicial candidate.
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Presenters

Hon. Noah Weil
Magistrate Judge - Seattle Municipal Court

Judge Noah Weil is a graduate of Seattle University School of law. Noah is a former public defender, pro tem judge, former... Read More

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