Attorney Work-Life Balance

Lumen Legal's Dave Galbenski on "modern secondments" and the market for on-demand legal services.

Greenberg Traurig partner Chinh Pham, a lawyer by trade, a marathon runner by choice.

Bouncing back is a skill that can easily be built with training — and one of the skills lawyers need for a long, healthy career.

"Productivity Hacks" has hundreds of tips aimed at helping you use tech to your advantage, schedule your time wisely, and get better organized. Here's a sample.

What's on your "Damnit List"? As we head into the new year, it's a good time to experiment with outsourcing so you are free to focus on more rewarding things.

A number of law firms have recently hired a “director of well-being,” a new role charged with cultivating a healthy work environment and general work-life balance.

How can you make sure clients still feel as good about you at the end of their matter as they did at the start? It's a matter of trust.

You may be good, but you’re not unique. So how do you compete? Find a better market focus — a definable group that you have some honest connection and affinity with.

In “Why Lawyers Really Struggle with Work-Life Balance,” I gave six steps to building a practice that runs smoothly and allows you to have a life. Here we’ll discuss the fourth step, building better teams.

Sometimes your day is cruising happily along. Then some bump in the road — or a major pothole — comes along to derail you from the easy life. And then there are days when everything seems to go wrong all day long. Life isn't always easy, but ...