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LinkedIn Is NOT a Dating Site (And Other Ways to Harm Your Reputation)

LinkedIn can be a big asset to your career, says Ruth Carter, but a nightmare when you get a slew of unsolicited messages. How do you respond?

Ruth Carter - August 21, 2019
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You Might Be a Millennial Lawyer If …

Video | Nicole Abboud "Lead Like a Lawyer" No. 1

Nicole Abboud - August 19, 2019
Setting Practice Priorities: A Three-Part Process

Invest, maintain or divest? This process will help you identify where to focus your marketing.

Sally J. Schmidt - August 14, 2019
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How to Use Video to Tell Your Law Firm’s Story

I’ve seen a fair number of law firm videos, but none inspired coffee dates like these did. What was the secret sauce?

Susan Kostal - August 8, 2019
You Wouldn’t Put up With “Yeah, No” From a Witness — Why Do You Say It?

Yeah, no, I get it. These speech mannerisms have a way of creeping into our vernacular, but, for lawyers, this one may be the worst.

Theda C. Snyder - August 7, 2019
Sell Yourself One Hour of Your Time Every Day

A billionaire lawyer's advice: The best investment you’ll ever make is investing in yourself. Set a big ambitious goal, then sell yourself an hour each day to work toward achieving it.

Jay Harrington - July 29, 2019
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Walking the Line: Persuasive Legal Writing Tactics and Professional Tone

Here are my favorite tips for persuasive legal writing that does not cross the line into unprofessional conclusory argumentativeness.

Josh Taylor - July 25, 2019
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Overthinking Legal Tech and the Duty of Competence

Maybe lawyers' duty to maintain competence in technology is easier to attain than public discourse would lead us to believe.

Megan Zavieh - July 23, 2019
Ethical Considerations in Boosting Your Client Reviews

Ask the Experts at 2Civility.org: Is there an acceptable practice for soliciting reviews without violating the rules of professional conduct? 

Mark C. Palmer - July 16, 2019
Case Resolution Vocabulary

Be sure you use the correct ADR terms with clients, judges and opponents to avoid misunderstandings.

Theda C. Snyder - July 10, 2019
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