How to Go from Keeping Score to Keeping the Republic – An Ethical Look at 250 Years of the American Legal System
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Member Price: $184
Non-Member Price: $230
Areas of Law: For All Attorneys
Keynote
Moderator
- Ryan G. Crocco, Esq.
- Nelson, Fromer, Crocco & Jordan, Belmar
Presenters
- Roy D. Curnow, Esq.
- Law Office of Roy D. Curnow, Spring Lake
An Empowering and Practical Perspective to Your Law Practice
This Fourth of July, take a step back from the daily grind of a results-driven practice – billables, verdicts, settlements, and the constant pressure of a moving goal line. There is another perspective that treats your work not just as a means to an end, but as a contribution to the American experiment with freedom, where independent judgment, character and responsibility are part of the job description.
Join us for a brief, focused presentation on what it means to move from the daily grind of a “scoreboard” to a more fulfilling stewardship of American legal jurisprudence that will benefit both you and your clients. It may be the most impactful shift you can make in your career. In fact, lawyers who make this transition will gain something the scoreboard alone cannot provide: greater professional satisfaction, resilience, and often stronger, more sustainable success.
About Roy Curnow
Roy Curnow has been practicing law for almost 50 years and for the last 25 he has run his own successful practice. He has tried about 200 jury trials to verdict and has been a Certified Civil Trial Attorney for over 30 years. He has argued numerous cases before the New Jersey Supreme Court and Appellate Division. He developed the “Scoreboard to Stewardship” method of practicing law and found it greatly reduced the stress and anxiety commensurate with a litigation practice. He is hopeful that the technique will do the same for other attorneys, and allow them to find or regain the joy in the practice of law.
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