Most who open a solo practice immediately after law school will struggle before they find their footing, or fail. These three things will set you up to succeed.

David Hunter | Yes, lawyers ask about having enough money for retirement. But those questions often mask what they’re really worried about.

Karin Conroy | Stop choosing between AI speed and human connection. Legal marketing balance drives credibility, expertise, and good client relationships.

Brooke Lively | As a law firm owner, you don’t need more reports. You need better ones. Start with one clean set of numbers that everyone believes.

It's not all about leaf-peeping. Jamie Spannhake explains that getting outside supports mental clarity, physical well-being, and resilience as we head into winter.

Jay Harrington | Business development isn’t something you do when things quiet down. It’s something you build into your busy life; one small, consistent effort at a time.

Be That Lawyer with Steve Fretzin: Charles Gillis is winning the law firm talent war by focusing on culture, not cash.

It may seem easier to take the road of least resistance and put up with it. But you shouldn’t have to take it. In fact, refusing to take it will make you more effective as a lawyer.

Sonya Palmer of LAWHER explains why boosting women in law leadership is a business imperative. Women are redefining law firm success.

By proactively adopting AI as an enhancement rather than a replacement for human expertise, your firm can earn clients’ trust and increase the value of your services.