In her reflective piece “A Life in the Law,” longtime trial attorney Susan Cohodes offers insights gained from decades of small-firm practice and her ongoing transition into a reduced work schedule. As she moves through her second year of practicing
In today’s digital landscape, lawyers have more opportunities than ever to establish themselves as trusted thought leaders. Yet many attorneys struggle to balance reputation-building with the daily demands of running a law practice. With the right strategy and platforms, however,
As the new year approaches, law firms often reassess their operations, budgets, and workflows. One essential task that should never be overlooked is a yearly tech cleanup. Updating and organizing your firm’s digital workspace enhances productivity, reduces security risks, and
Many people are surprised to learn that more than 20% of individuals with eating disorders are male, and that percentage rises to nearly 30% for bulimia. One attorney lived within those statistics for over two decades. His struggle with bulimia
During the winter months, when colder temperatures and shorter days tend to sap motivation, many attorneys find themselves tempted to forgo regular exercise. The demands of client work, court appearances and personal responsibilities make skipping a workout seem justified. However,
When a task becomes routine, people often fall into an automatic rhythm without realizing it. This tendency to operate on autopilot can be especially risky in professional settings, which is why establishing clear client-service protocols is essential for maintaining attention