The Legal Marketing Association’s 40th Annual Conference (LMA25) delivered a clear message: the legal marketing profession is undergoing rapid transformation, and success now depends on deeper alignment with attorneys, smarter business development strategies, and more sophisticated use of data and
Young attorneys frequently seek guidance from mentors when they begin questioning whether they should leave their current law firm. These conversations often arise when lawyers feel dissatisfied, stagnant, or curious about alternatives such as moving to another firm, transitioning to
To borrow a modern saying, sloppy writing can’t be repaired after the fact. For many readers—especially in the legal field—grammatical mistakes immediately raise doubts about a writer’s competence and attention to detail. Errors in grammar, whether in legal documents or
Is Your Law Firm Menopause-Friendly? Five Ways to Better Support Women at Work Menopause support remains a largely overlooked issue in the legal profession, and that oversight carries real consequences. Law firms operate in high-pressure, fast-moving environments that demand sustained
The legal concept of emotional support animals is grounded in disability rights and the principle of reasonable accommodation. While federal and state laws may, in limited circumstances, allow individuals with qualifying mental or emotional disabilities to keep animals that would
The Rise of the Freelance Lawyer: Flexibility, Freedom, and the Future of Legal Work The legal profession has experienced sweeping changes over the past several years, reshaping how attorneys work and build their careers. Beyond the rapid shift to remote