On Balance
How Tribes Can Power Your Law Practice
By Megan Zavieh | Jun.05.17 | 1 Comment
The idea of a “tribe” is powerful. Who would not feel connected in a group of people tied together by common values, traditions or goals? Tribes have two distinct yet equally important roles to play …Continue reading »
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Creative Goal Setting for Improving Your Solo Practice
By Megan Zavieh | Apr.10.17 | 1 Comment
It seems that every solo lawyer I meet has a list of things they would like to be doing better in their practice. Sometimes the motivating factor is business growth, sometimes it’s efficiency. At the heart …Continue reading »
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Spring Cleaning, Solo Style
By Megan Zavieh | Mar.07.17 | 1 Comment
Every new year, there’s always lots of talk about how to start the year off right. For solo and small firm lawyers, that can mean many things. One of my attorney-clients told me her mentor …Continue reading »
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Crushing the Intimidation Factor in Your To-Do Items
By Megan Zavieh | Feb.07.17 | 1 Comment
If you find yourself intimidated by something you want to do in your practice, I suggest tackling something that intimidates you that isn’t work related. Prove to yourself that thing isn’t nearly as scary as …Continue reading »
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Ethics Case for Attorney Retreats
By Megan Zavieh | Oct.05.16 | No Comments
Our own Merrilyn Astin Tarlton recently wrote here about five ways solos can find time for law firm retreats. And on that score, recently I became involved in a lengthy conversation with a large group of …Continue reading »
