A ‘Secret’ To Success
To be successful, you need to consider what success looks like.
Do New Lawyers Need To Be Scared Into Being Perfect And Devoted To Their Job?
Every law firm should demand perfection and loyalty from its attorneys -- but not in a way that will scare and demoralize them.
Best Practices In Trust Accounting: What Every Lawyer Needs To Know
Learn legal trust accounting best practices to ensure compliance and protect client funds. Discover expert tips to set your firm up for success.
Making 2019 Your Best Year Ever
Understand your priorities and use your time wisely and you'll be able to achieve success.
5 Steps To Success: Habits Of Successful Professionals
Although success can mean different things to different people, these intrinsic habits for achieving success are similar for all professionals.
You Gotta Believe: 13 Practical Ideas For Career Success
What can you do to become more self-confident? You will only be as successful as you believe you can be.
8 Signs That You Are Not On Your Way To Success
Sorry, but it may be time to reconsider what success means to you.
Private Practice Lawyers: Rater Your Work With In-House Counsel
Please share your thoughts in this brief and anonymous survey.
5 Paths To The Golden Road Of Success
Being successful is really easy if you're rich, white, and male.
Are You Wasting Your Life?
Notes to my (legal) self.
Top 3 Common Bar Exam Preparation Pitfalls
Hint: they have nothing to do with memorizing the law.
Self-Promotion Is Not A Sin Anymore
Notes to my (legal) self.
How MyCase’s Smart Spend Can Help Increase Your Profits
This tweak to your financial management seems like a no-brainer.
What It Take To Get It Right — Notes To My (Legal) Self
How much will your career grow?
Defining Success — Notes To My (Legal) Self
A new column that looks at the legal world through pictures.
Reinventing The Law Business: Trying And Failing And Succeeding – Lessons Learned
Managing partner Bruce Stachenfeld shares wisdom learned over the course of his long and successful career.
Non-Sequiturs: 02.16.16
* More people lining up on the "of course we need to replace Scalia soon" bandwagon, and this time it's folks who really care about the ethical running of the Court. [Fix the Court] * Studying for the February bar exam? Here are some tips to make it through. [Associate's Mind] * Stories of Justice Scalia bullying the "little people" may tarnish his legacy. [Washington Monthly] * A purported class action has been filed against Facebook for those texts notifying you of friends' birthdays. [Forbes] * So what does Obama think about "originalists" who vow to prevent him from making any nominee to the Court? Bonus point if you said he'd drop the f-bomb. [C-SPAN] * A frank look at Justice Scalia's real legacy by Columbia Law Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw. [Democracy Now] * Did the Supreme Court just become the defining issue of the 2016 election? [The Nation] * Tips for making success a habit. [Reboot Your Law Practice] * Almost everyone has a story (or has a friend who has one) about an AirBnB gone awry -- it's the price of our new shared economy -- but is this the weirdest story of all? [San Francisco Chronicle] * The only graphic you'll ever need to keep track of your state-by-state obligations for expert witnesses under Daubert and Frye. [The Expert Institute] * What would Humphrey Bogart be like as an attorney? [Guile is Good]
Are You A Suckcessful Lawyer?
How do you project wealth when you don't have it? By becoming a "suckcessful" lawyer, explains columnist Shannon Achimalbe.