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"The knowledge of the law is like a deep well, out of which each man draweth according to the strength of his understanding."
--Sir Edward Coke, Lord Chief Justice of England (1552-1634)
Welcome to the MentorCenter
The ISBA MentorCenter is an Internet-based program designed to connect experienced ISBA lawyers with any member attorney—but especially new or young attorneys—who are seeking assistance with substantive law questions or balancing the personal and professional demands of practice.
How It WorksQualified mentors sign up and may be accessed by practice area or location, with preferred contact information included. New members (mentees) seeking assistance may select a mentor by practice area or location and make the first contact.
Types of Interaction
This individually-initiated contact from mentees to potential mentors might involve a single issue, or it might involve an ongoing, formal, mentoring relationship. The parameters of that relationship are determined by the preferences of both mentor and mentee.
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ISBA MentorCenter Handbook:
Practical information for a
successful mentoring relationship
(For Both Mentors & Mentees)
Handbook
Appendix A - Ten Ethics Questions From Young Lawyers
Appendix B - New Lawyer Survival Guide
Appendix C - Rules of Professional Conduct
CLE Opportunities
ISBA CLE Program Calendar
Mentoring Newsletter
Mentors, to modify an existing listing, please contact Tracy Potter, Legal Department Secretary, at tpotter@isba.org or 217-525-1760 or 800-252-8908.
Read more about the creation of the ISBA Mentoring Program:
- Bar News,
February 1, 2004, "Mentoring Plan Gets Board OK"
- Illinois Bar Journal,
August 2003, President's Page, "A Few Good Mentors"
- Illinois Bar Journal,
January 2004, "Birth of a Career: The Class of 2003"
- Bar News,
September 1, 2003, "One-on-One Mentoring is Goal"
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