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Teddy Snyder | You have a lot of ways to tell the story of your case, but are you doing it in the most effective way?

You can put your firm’s name and logo on an impressive number of things — pens, mugs, magnets and toys are just the tip of the swag iceberg. I was a bit overwhelmed by all the options.

Analog Attorney | The best index cards are still just slips of paper, but they are also incredibly useful organizers.

Gold Standard Templates are model documents set up in Word with formatting, easy-to-identify changeable text, and all optional provisions in one place.

Q&A | Ruth Carter talks with Craig Gundry, Vice President of Special Projects for Critical Intervention Services.

Yellow legal pads, containing what at least to a casual observer might seem unintelligible scribbles, abound in most lawyers' offices. Of course, good legal business practice dictates that we take copious and clear notes to identify work we have ...

Andrea Cannavina shares some favorite tools that will have a serious impact on your home office happiness.

Many lawyers are uncomfortable working in their firm's trade show booth. Make your time on the expo floor less stressful with this checklist.

Sally Schmidt | Six associate business development activities to help young lawyers get a running start building their law practices.

Ruth Carter | As more states are allowing law firms to use trade names, you may be considering rebranding your firm.