Fear of losing their jobs isn't stopping attorneys from using AI. It's reliability. A fear worth taking seriously, says Collen Steffen, but it's being directed at the wrong target.
Originally published May 12, 2026
Use this action list to improve SEO and encourage strong writing across the organization, no matter what the message is.
Originally published May 11, 2026
When you are a first-year associate in a big law firm the way is fraught with booby-traps. Here are 17 tips to help you become an excellent attorney. A family friend recently graduated from law school and will be starting his career at a large law firm next fall. Asked to provide some advice, I […]
Originally published May 10, 2026
Wendy Merrill | For firms committed to securing a sustainable future, it falls to their managing partners to set a tone of transparency.
Originally published May 10, 2026
Sally Schmidt | A lot of baby boomer lawyers have plans to retire. What happens to their clients?
Originally published May 10, 2026
Think of marketing data as your case file, says Chip LaFleur. 'You’re not trying to learn everything; you’re trying to learn what matters.' That starts with understanding the most common metrics.
Originally published May 9, 2026
“Law is a jealous mistress.” After two of my own divorces, I got a better idea of how lawyers can have successful relationships.
Originally published May 9, 2026
If it's spring that means the hunt is on for the best law school graduation gifts. Here's Attorney at Work's guide, updated for 2026.
Originally published May 8, 2026
Partners who prepare themselves psychologically are not just reacting during deal negotiations, they are shaping them. Frederick Shelton and Ayven Dodd have six strategies for negotiating the best possible legal MSO agreement for your firm.
Originally published May 7, 2026
Bull Garlington | I’d pick the new Paper Pro in a heartbeat if I were a new user. Yes, it’s more expensive, but it’s also more useful.
Originally published May 7, 2026