Don’t Be Nice. (But, Generally, Don’t Be A Jerk.) Win.
Control your ego and your desire to be liked if you want to serve your clients the right way.
Writing And Multitasking
When writing, it’s best to plan and separate out your time for writing and your time for doing other things.
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Keeping Up Your Styles
In Microsoft Word, that is.
The Importance Of Efficient Organization
There’s always a place for getting more done if you can do so without a downside.
Effective Decision-Making And Sweating The Small Stuff
Next time you’re making a hard decision, back off a little and consider that it may not matter.
Legal Writing: Write Like A Potato
Anything else fries your credibility.
Inside The Minds Working At US Midsize Law Firms: 2025 Priorities Revealed
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What You Can Learn From Frogs About Legal Research
Any angle you miss can be disastrous.
The Netflix Problem
What you need is some type of device to plan ahead with. This is called a list.
Commercial Litigation Is Like A Can Of Monster Energy
Focus on understanding, not ticking off items.
Be Mindful Of Momentum
Things in motion tend to stay in motion.
Skills That Set Firms Apart
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Always Take The Opportunity To Learn
Take opportunities where you find them, including in unrelated situations.
Always Remember The Federalist Critique Of The Bill Of Rights
Be careful with nonexclusive lists.
There’s Nothing Spooky About The Law
Don’t let Halloween get you down.
Gresham’s Law And The Practice Of Law
The bad always tends to drive out the good.
Do Today’s Work Today
'Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow, it’ll soon be here.'