Posts Tagged ‘law’

Developing new business does not always require extensive travel, elaborate marketing campaigns, or highly specialized skills. In many cases, consistent and thoughtful relationship-building efforts can be just as effective. Legal professionals who focus on maintaining genuine connections often find that...

Small and midsize law firms often find it difficult to compete with the high salaries offered by large, national firms, yet financial incentives alone are rarely enough to keep top legal talent from leaving. In recent years, many firms have...

Spring serves as a timely reminder that meaningful improvements in health and overall well-being do not always require major life changes. Instead, small and intentional adjustments in mindset, daily routines, and physical activity can lead to noticeable benefits, both professionally...

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...

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...

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,...