Professionalism

“You can go your own way.” I may be dating myself with this reference to the Fleetwood Mac tune from the 1970s, but this is an invitation the states have readily embraced when adopting the rules governing lawyer advertising to prevent false or ...

Megan Zavieh | Stress is sneaky. It influences your ability to think and work — even when you think you're "fine." Here is my story of realizing stress was getting to me, seeing the possibility of real harm, and taking a day to uncork some of ...

An ethics sanction is not a professional death sentence. Not if you don't let it become one.

Mark C. Palmer | "Can I continue to properly serve a client who may have diminished capacity? What if he continues to decline?" Ask the Experts at 2Civlity.org.

Learn to deal with your own anger and that of the people around you.

Will Hornsby | I’ve plowed some of this ground in prior posts, but here is a framework to understand the six most important issues.

Many law firms are wondering what to do with their empty offices. Here are a few pros and cons to consider about subletting.

Nothing But the Ruth! | I asked non-jerk lawyers: How do you manage to be an effective advocate without acting like an ass — even when dealing with opposing counsel who are?

Zana Tomich | Before you become an expert in the practice of law, you can (and should) become an expert in client service.

Chere Estrin | Foley & Lardner's Emily Weber applies a hands-on, practical approach to her law practice. Some advice: Don’t be afraid to seek out feedback.