Tips for Making Your Home Office Your Law Office
Want to be a lawyer and work from home? We don’t blame you. The commute is shorter, the dress code is looser, and your […]
Read moreCustomer Service Tips for Your Law Practice
Sometimes lawyers forget that we are in the customer service business. That’s right, we are are in the same industry as the waiter, maitre […]
Read moreGrowth Strategy Tips for Solo Practitioners
Unlike weeds that seem to grow in any condition, solo law practices need a little more care. After all, lawyers are not a naturally […]
Read moreFirm Sanctioned Over Brief’s Line Spacing
When it comes to line spacing, Judge Victor Marrero does not play around. The SDNY judge fined the boutique litigation firm of Susman Godfrey […]
Read moreAssessing Clients for Diminished Capacity
If psychologists go into the field because they have psychological problems, then do lawyers go into the law because they have legal problems? The […]
Read moreWould Your Firm Pass Facebook’s Diversity Test?
The law is one of the whitest professions around, but if you want to be ‘friended’ by Facebook (legally speaking), you may have to […]
Read moreA Win for Animal Advocates: Governor Pardons Dog From Euthanasia
Dakota is a lucky dog. She apparently is the first dog in the United States to be granted a pardon by a sitting governor. […]
Read moreHow to Win Millennial Clients
The millennium used to be considered a bad thing. Millenarians in 899, 1199, and 1299 thought the ticking of the clock would soon bring […]
Read morePros and Cons of Being a Family Lawyer
What are the pros and cons of being a family lawyer? First, you will really get to know your relatives. That’s because they will […]
Read more3 Signs It’s Time to Retire From Your Law Practice
It might be time to retire if: Your aged parents look younger than you do, you don’t recognize that old person in the mirror, […]
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