Despite most people’s desire to avoid them, conflicts are normal. In fact, most conflicts are not even a bad thing and can lead to positive change. Here are four steps for handling conflicts in a positive way.

Video | Of all the Microsoft Office applications in law offices, Outlook is hands-down the most frequently used. After all, who doesn’t need to handle email every day? Here are four features that trip up even seasoned Microsoft Outlook users.

Analog Attorney | Look, it’s not paranoid to think, hey, maybe I need more than a mask in the age of COVID-19. These ideas will transform your disgusting office space into the ultimate clean room.

Working with both in-person and remote teams may conjure a cauldron of frightful scenarios! Here are ideas to help you dispel malevolent forces and perk up the people on your team.

With limited in-person networking, many people are turning to Facebook Private Groups to connect with others. Laura Ernde explains the steps.

Megan Zavieh | Part 2 of this series on fee agreements addresses why to include terms of termination, liens on recovery, dispute resolution, client obligations, and potential changes in the law.

Karin Conroy | Once life returns to some sort of normal, expect a spike in demand for legal services. How to prepare? Your website strategy is a good place to start.

Mark Homer | Not doing the basic work to ensure you have a strong internet presence when someone searches your name means that you are likely losing referrals that you didn’t even know you had.

Nicole Clark | The rush to cloud computing — and the relief of being able to continue doing business — shouldn't blind lawyers to their responsibilities as guardians of client data.

Mark Beese | I predict that remote teams are here to stay, at least in some form. In turn, leaders will need to learn how to effectively lead interdependent, yet physically dispersed teams.