The Key To Consistency Is Caring, But Accuracy Still Reigns
Being accurate is still the most important thing you can do as an attorney.
Being accurate is still the most important thing you can do as an attorney.
It can be easy to confuse a juror when you go into extraneous detail.
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Regardless of whether you are a litigator, a transactional attorney, in-house counsel, or something else, you need to be creative.
This is a real skill that needs to be developed on the job, and all midlevel associates will learn how to do it eventually.
Don't cut corners. Good research takes time.
Managing summer associates can be tricky, but you need to give them the best direction you can.
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To be a good attorney you must be able to sell not only yourself, but your position, to someone with beliefs contrary to your own.
Every attorney should find their own balance in when to be persistent and when to be reasonable, but far too often attorneys fall into either extreme.
Your job is to win, not to worry about bothering your client.
As a creditor, you need to put enough pressure on the debtor that they need to live under a rock, or give up and pay up.
And how to navigate them in 2026.
Maximizing your time is one of the most important things you can do as an attorney.
Unlike with the holidays, in law, the best gifts are the ones you know are coming.
It’s impossible to be a 'perfect' attorney, but it is always possible to be a better attorney.
You're not just an attorney, you're an attorney for a specific client; act like it.
The more you can do for a client, the more a client will rely on you, making you a more indispensable asset to their business.