Solo and small firm attorneys often manage every aspect of practice on their own, making efficiency essential rather than optional. Here are some low-cost, quick strategies to improve your workflow, reduce administrative burden, and create sustainable systems.

Running a solo or small law firm means more than practicing law. It means treating your firm like a business. Dixon Gahnz shares practical strategies for building a more sustainable practice.

Agricultural law reaches far beyond the farm, intersecting with environmental, municipal, employment, immigration, real estate, and business law. The new Fields of Change series helps lawyers understand emerging issues involving solar development, temporary farm labor, and hemp products.

The Lawyer Referral Service helps attorneys receive referrals tailored to their practice areas and geographic preferences. The "Know Your Legal Rights" column offers another way to build visibility. Here's how to get involved.

Thank you to the sponsors and partners who supported the State Bar of Wisconsin's 2026 Annual Meeting & Conference and helped bring Wisconsin's legal community together in La Crosse. We look forward to gathering again June 9-11, 2027, in Milwaukee.