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Our legal writing skills series continues with a couple of punctuation marks that often trip up lawyers.

Lawyers often resist the idea of conducting client satisfaction surveys: They don't believe people will be honest unless they have complete anonymity, and they don't believe clients will take the time to complete the survey. It's true, many will ...

Jamie Spannhake | Developing a sense of compassion — or at least neutrality — can make relationships better. It can also improve outcomes.

Keeping certain employee personality types can cost you, even if they perform well. Has your law firm hired a puppy or a terrorist?

Many contemporary business success stories are rooted in Stoic practices and philosophy.

Get to the Point! | Getting diacritical marks right in your legal documents can make or break your case.

Since Ryder Carroll put his original Bullet Journal video on YouTube, his technique for using a running, minimal, bullet-point-based paper notebook has taken over the web. There are countless dedicated groups on Facebook, Instagram and ...

Sally Schmidt | A checklist to help you reassess and choose to do the right marketing things.

Brooke Lively | A Financial Breakdown for Recruiting and Hiring a New Attorney (Holy Cow!)

Camille Stell | Here are five steps I created for a wind-down ritual that mark the end of my work day and prepare me for a successful tomorrow.