Year-End Bonuses Are Uncommon At Some Law Firms
Annual bonuses aren't a reality at some smaller firms.
Distressed Businesses Should Still Pay Their Lawyers
The amount of money a business may owe in legal fees is small in comparison to the pain that could be caused by going without counsel altogether.
How Legisway Helps In-House Teams Manage All Legal Matters In One Trusted Place
Operate with AI driven insights, legal intake, unified content and modular scalability to transform efficiency and clarity.
More Novice Lawyers Should Volunteer At Legal Aid Clinics
Legal aid clinics can be much more fun and enriching than ordinary pro bono work.
Lawyers Should Avoid Using Work Computers For Personal Tasks
Lawyers should act like everything they do on a work device will be reviewed by managers.
The Art Of The Attorney Exit Email
Use a light touch. Be a scalpel, not a machete.
Law Students Can Sometimes ‘Buy’ Good Grades
The richer you are, the more likely you'll succeed.
Lawyers Have A Harder Time Taking Vacation Than Other Professionals
Many professions do not have anything similar to a billable hour requirement.
Are Lawyers More Likely To Litigate Claims As Pro Se Plaintiffs?
There could be consequences.
More Courts Should Ask Litigants To Provide Proposed Orders
Errors may be reduced.
My Experience With Fake Jury Duty Fine Scammers
Don't end up like one of those people in the badly acted low-budget public service announcements.
How Filevine’s New DraftAI Cuts Out Hours Of Writing Work
Now it transforms your document creation with natural language prompts.
Some Law Firms Punish Associates With Tough Assignments
Traumatizing an associate to make them quit? Crude, but effective.
Strategies For Negotiating Rate Increases With Clients
You want to make more money? We all do.
Courts Should Make It Easier To Fix E-Filing Errors
E-filing can be one of the most stressful parts of your law practice.
Courts Should Avoid Handwritten Orders
Neatness counts.
Shouting Matches Are Common At Some Law Firms
It can't always be like it is in the 1970s lawyer sitcoms where every case resolves in 22 groovy minutes.