Columns

Andrea Cannavina | Zoom fatigue is real — and it is killing your productivity. To be more efficient and less stressed, use video meetings less and your voice more.

Megan Zavieh | This two-part article addresses nine issues every lawyer should consider when drafting fee agreements for clients.

The Friday Five | As we head into the great unknown of trying to return to business as (kinda) normal, here are five tips for dealing with the uncertainty from Jamie Spannhake

Get to the Point! | You should be able to articulate a persuasive logline for whatever matter you are working on.

Jay Harrington | To up your game in thought leadership marketing, try this: Broaden your perspective, try different content formats, befriend editors, and show some personality!

Nothing But the Ruth! | Now is the time to devote more energy to your content marketing strategy. Takeaways from "Corona Marketing: What Marketing Professionals Need to Do Now to Survive the Crisis" by Joe Pulizzi.

Analog Attorney | Sharing your device’s built-in whiteboard on Zoom is a royal pain. Which brings us to this important list of assorted analog whiteboards for your home office.

Megan Zavieh | Acknowledging microcultural differences can mean better communications with clients, better outcomes and fewer bar complaints.

Get to the Point! The rate of words taking on entirely different meanings is accelerating. Recently, we have seen one word in particular roar into misuse.

In the return of his Legal Writing Reminders column, Josh Taylor explores how to improve your brief's facts section to tell a terrific story.