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Ernie Svenson: Consent is only part of it. When using AI note-takers, lawyers carry recording risks that other people don’t.

Every lawyer should be prepared to introduce themselves with a solid elevator speech. Sally Schmidt shares a few examples to follow when crafting yours.

Tech Tips: Ben Schorr shows how Copilot Notebooks give you a "walled garden" workspace that helps you move from scattered information to useful work product faster. Here's what you can do with it.

When Paul McCartney released “The Boys of Dungeon Lane," Teddy Snyder began wondering how the Beatles’ oeuvre might help your law practice. Enjoy this "Fab Firm" guide to law practice management, inspired by some favorite Beatles songs.

Jamie Spannhake | This summer, make room for experiences that remind you how extraordinary the world really is. One of the most effective wellness practices is simply allowing yourself to be amazed.

Annette Choti explains the differences between a blog and legal content pillars — and how they work together, hand in hand, to form the foundation of a successful law firm marketing strategy.

Teddy Snyder | Eloquent speakers understand that in every setting, every minute should be informing, perhaps delighting, your audience.

Networking is terrifying and dumb. Good news: Bull Garlington is here with a list of proven behaviors and tricks he's deployed in the field (or brazenly pilfered from experts) to get you over the hump.

Jay Harrington | A goal without action is merely a dream. Use these simple tools to set a big ambitious goal, then sell yourself an hour each day to work toward achieving it.

Get to the Point | Short paragraphs produce more readable documents.