Date: February 5, 2026, from 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Host: PDS
Credits: 1 (Ethics)
Cost: Free
Location: Zoom
Registration: [Register here]
Summary: This one-hour CLE will explore ways that attorneys, particularly those in rural areas or solo practice, can create meaningful and lasting professional and personal connections to other practitioners and to their wider community.
Faculty Biography: Julia R. Teitel, Esq., is the Executive Director of the Maine Assistance Program for Lawyers and Judges (MAP). Prior to MAP, Julia served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Child Protection Division of the Office of the Maine Attorney General. Julia is a graduate of the University of Maine School of Law, where she was a legal writing teaching assistant and active with the LGBTQ+ Law and Policy Group, the Cumberland Legal Aid Clinic, and competitive Moot Court teams. Julia has been part of Maine’s recovery community for many years and has been involved with MAP in various capacities since law school, including as a member of the MAP Governing Commission. Before law school, Julia worked as a domestic violence advocate and community educator and volunteered with Restorative Justice Project Maine. Julia and MAP can be reached at (207) 266-5951 or by email at maineassistanceprogram@gmail.com. All communications and actions taken by MAP with its clients and referents are held in the strictest confidence.
Admission Restrictions: Unless otherwise approved by PDS, to attend this training, you must be eligible to accept PDS case assignments or be a current student at Maine Law.