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It may seem easier to just let things slide … but ask yourself: Would you work for free?

Five Simple Tips to Survive Your Annual Office Holiday Party The office holiday party is here, threatening to send your anxiety into new realms of oh-my-golly. And you have to go. You, an introverted Gen-Z remote worker who lives in ...

Jamie Spannhake | Setting limits doesn’t make you less dedicated; it allows you to recharge so you can be at your best.

Analog Attorney | The Hobonichi Techo is the gold standard for dated and undated planners, and uses the world's best paper, and you should get one.

This is your annual opportunity to make some things happen in marketing and business development. Don’t miss it!

Brooke Lively | When was the last time you reviewed your firm's organizational structure — and challenged the status quo?

Brooke Lively | It takes more than a P&L and balance sheet to understand how your firm is doing.

Setting annual goals can feel a little overwhelming. But like everything in your law firm, it’s easier if you have a process.

Ruth Carter | If you have a law firm in the U.S. with fewer than 20 full-time employees, you need to file a Beneficial Owners Information Report with FinCEN.

Jay Harrington | Building a successful legal practice isn’t nearly as complicated as most lawyers make it out to be.