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Why Your LinkedIn Strategy Isn’t Working with Neal Schaffer

Many lawyers are active on LinkedIn but remain completely invisible. Karin Conroy and Neal Schaffer discuss how to turn your profile into a business development engine.

Originally published June 4, 2026
Last updated June 10, 2026
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Building Trust That Converts for Lawyers  

Learn how to build authentic, relationship-driven trust that converts legal prospects without chasing marketing trends.

Originally published June 3, 2026
Last updated June 10, 2026
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Body Language Tips to Get to Agreement

You can get to an agreement much more easily when you master a few modern communication techniques—from in-person angling to virtual camera framing—to create ease and trust across a physical table or a Zoom grid.

Originally published June 3, 2026
Last updated June 15, 2026
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Law Firms With the Highest Associate Job Satisfaction in 2026

What do associates really want, and which firms succeed in making them happy? BTI's Michael Rynowecer shares highlights from the Associate Satisfaction A-Listers 2026 Survey.

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Karin Conroy on Conroy Creative Counsel, AI, and Podcasting

Karin Conroy and Jared Correia explore the intersection of law firm marketing, why lawyers excel at AI prompting, and the death of audio-only podcasts.

Originally published June 2, 2026
Last updated June 5, 2026
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Developing a ‘What’s Next’ Mindset Can Help You Build Business

Tea Hoffmann: Here's how developing a what's next mindset and following up can lead to more business for your law practice.

June 2, 2026 0 3
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Lawyer Empathy: How Reading Fiction Can Improve Client Relationships

A growing body of research suggests that reading fiction increases your capacity for empathy. The basic idea is that imagining the emotional world of fictional characters is good practice for empathizing with actual humans. For example, have you noticed that when you read a favorite novel you’re able to feel what the characters are feeling? It happens so naturally, we don’t realize this is strange. The characters aren’t real, you’ve never met them, and they’re often doing things you could never do. This is great news, right? An easy way for lawyers to develop more empathy. But can you see the challenge?

Originally published June 2, 2026
Last updated June 15, 2026
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Truth or Assumption? 4 Partner Patterns That Lead to Succession Planning Mistakes

Who wants to lead? Untested assumptions and polite, well-meaning lies can lead to succession planning mistakes. Tracy Callahan identifies four partner patterns that corrode even the strongest partnerships. Can you spot them in your firm?

June 1, 2026 0 0
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The Managing Partner’s Dilemma (And How to Remedy It)

Wendy Merrill | It’s lonely at the top — an inconvenient reality most managing partners feel but don’t want to admit.

Originally published May 30, 2026
Last updated June 10, 2026
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Attorney Productivity Tips: 5 Tips That Helped Me Get My Head Back Above Water

Jay Harrington | Drowning in a sea of endless notifications and conflicting priorities? Discover 5 highly effective, field-tested attorney productivity tips to help you reclaim your calendar, maximize billable hours, and eliminate administrative burnout.

Originally published May 29, 2026
Last updated June 11, 2026
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