Tips for keeping doomsday language out of client communications
Anxiety levels for both lawyer and client can be kept in check by tempering the words you use when discussing cases with clients. Read more @ slaw.ca
Being a powerful Post-it note professional
Post-it notes have been enjoying a resurgence, and for good reason: They’re cheap, they work, and they’re adaptable. Read more @ www.attorneyatwork.com
A professional development blueprint for young lawyers
Attorneys should try adding something new to their repertoire of legal skills in each of their first 10 years on the job. Read more @ abovethelaw.com
You may be comparing yourself to the wrong lawyers
Attorneys can often narrow their real competition to a few rivals. They don’t need to be the best lawyer against that relatively small field, just the best choice for a [...]
Simple and productive AI projects for small firm lawyers
These tasks can familiarize you with digital tools and improve your firm’s customer service without compromising client confidentiality. Read more @ attorneyatwork.com
Are lawyers becoming legal engineers?
AI is forcing lawyers to acquire technological literacy as an essential professional competency rather than a specialization. Read more @ lamiroy.com
The Skills Coach: Are you a passenger in your own career?
The Skills Coach: Are you a passenger in your own career? By Lori Berman Most lawyers (and people in general) know the feeling: Your career seems to be happening to [...]
If you’re not getting things done like before, this could be why
Boredom may have crept into your routines as a lawyer without you even realizing it. Here are some fixes. Read more @ attorneymarketing.com
Learning skills by watching real lawyers in real trials
The Court View Network offers attorneys a chance to pick up pointers and trial strategy watching their peers handle similar cases in actual courts. Read more @ abovethelaw.com
Knowing legal history can improve lawyers’ present, future work
Lawyers know that studying legal precedents is valuable. The same logic applies to learning about the profession’s history. Read more @ abovethelaw.com
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