Proactive Practice Boot Camp CLE

CHARLESTON, SC – Law Strategy Corp is pleased to announce the Proactive Practice Boot Camp CLE, taking place in Columbia, Charleston and Greenville this month. Featuring nationally acclaimed litigator Don Marcari, Esq., and Thriving Lawyers Institute President Dave Shearon, JD, MAPP, as keynote speakers, the Proactive Practice Boot Camp was planned to bolster South Carolina’s legal “troops” amidst today’s rapidly evolving legal landscape. This interactive, military themed, full-day program is ideal for lawyers and other legal professionals who want to navigate the minefield of today’s legal industry, and develop strategies, operational plans and techniques for future success.

“We are very excited to kick off the inaugural Boot Camp in Charleston. Law firms and legal practitioners must be made aware of the changes that are taking place within our industry. From beginning to end, the presentations and activities we have planned will provide participants with takeaways they can immediately employ to improve their practices,” said Law Strategy Corp Founder Tea Hoffmann.

Mr. Marcari will present at the Boot Camp on Thursday, May 28, at SpringHill Suites in Columbia. Mr. Shearon will present at the Boot Camps on Wednesday, May 27, at the Harbor Club in Charleston, and on Friday, May 29, at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Greenville. The event is certified for 7.25 hours of South Carolina CLE credit (including 1.7 ethics and .75 of wellness/SA-MH hours). Complete details and registration links can be found at http://www.proactivepracticebootcamp.com/home.html.

Keynote Speaker – Charleston and Greenville
Dave Shearon, JD, MAPP

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Keynote Speaker – Columbia
Don Marcari, Esq.
Marcari, Russotto, Spencer, & Balaban, P.C

Don Marcari is the majority shareholder, senior litigator and managing partner of 8 attorneys, 60+ support staff and 14 offices in Virginia and North Carolina. He has been fighting for seriously injured people throughout North Carolina and Virginia, concentrating on plaintiff personal injury law and civil litigation. In addition, He handles veteran benefits claims and continues to defend select members of our military service in Court Martial’s and administrative proceedings.

Don was involved in trials that became the basis for the movies, “A Few Good Men,” and “The Paula Coughlin Story” and subject of a book entitled “The Mother of All Hooks-The story of the US Navy’s Tailhook Scandal.” Don’s fierce representation of a capital murder client and on an internet/cell phone scam brought him nationwide publicity. Don has appeared on the following TV shows: Unsolved Mysteries, A Current Affair & Montel Show.

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