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Nothing But the Ruth! | Ruth Carter redirects her work week by volunteering at an animal farm on Mondays and it's making her a better lawyer.

Lawyers are very secretive about their fees because, you know ... the NSA. Lawyers don’t post their fee structures to their websites, either, because, well, why would clients want to know that?

Megan Zavieh | Feeling bogged down by the winter months? Spring forward with these top five solo practice cleanups.

Annette Choti | The content you develop and publish needs to be the right content for your target audience.

Chere Estrin | Foley & Lardner's Emily Weber applies a hands-on, practical approach to her law practice. Some advice: Don’t be afraid to seek out feedback.

Meyling Ly Ortiz | Empathy, relationship-building and a customer-service mindset are key communication ingredients for new lawyers.

Jay Harrington | Five rules to building a personal brand that breaks through the noise.

Sally Schmidt | Know the people who know the right people.

Of course you use a dictionary when you don’t know the meaning of a word. But you might have to pay attention to context to figure out which definition applies and whether it’s the right word to use. That’s why the dictionary is the traitor ...

Analog Attorney | This productivity planner for legal marketing is based on solid psychological principles and setting simple, achievable goals.