
The Road Not Taken: What To Do When Work Is Too Intense
Sometimes work is too busy, life is too intense, and either your activities suffer or you suffer.
Sometimes work is too busy, life is too intense, and either your activities suffer or you suffer.
There has to be at least one thing you can derive a benefit from in your workplace. Find it, pursue it, and benefit from it.
Proper trust accounting and three-way reconciliation are essential for protecting client funds and avoiding serious compliance risks. In this guide, we break down these critical processes and show how legal-specific software can help your firm stay accurate, efficient, and audit-ready.
If you are using a colleague’s absence to promote yourself, you are contributing to a culture of discouraging vacation, and in the end, that hurts you.
Sometimes in-house counsel need to go back to the basics, especially when they become frustrated with how their negotiations are progressing.
Sometimes in-house counsel need to go back to the basics, especially when they become frustrated with how their negotiations are progressing.
There’s no reason to start treating a former client as an adversary. Keep communications civil.
Join the webinar on September 25th and learn some quick wins you can implement right away.
Your work at work is a constant, but the margin is where you can create your own joy.
Releasing imperfect work is something we all have to do and, for most of us, it is something we learn on the job.
Once lawyers know how to improve the situation at work, we no longer have an excuse for tolerating the status quo.
Law does not have a reputation of being the sort of industry that inspires and motivates its participants, but it doesn’t have to be this way.
Explore 5 expert-backed reasons law firms are rethinking the billable hour and how legal billing software is leading the way.
The minimum one can do is be aware of the importance of workplace culture. How much you can adapt without betraying your own authenticity?
As a lawyer -- and particularly, for in-house lawyers -- how can we use apologies?
How can lawyers, with an obligation to zealously advocate for our clients, take a risk on Originals?
In-house columnist Celeste Harrison Forst gives tips on how to pitch your services to clients.
What's the best way to pitch your firm to an in-house client?