Staying profitable as your practice expands isn’t a given. It requires investing in systems and technology that will scale to support your growth, such as case management software, which is essential for improving operational efficiency, reducing errors, and enhancing client satisfaction. Here are six places to start. Some years ago, I knew a lawyer who […]

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Stop! Put down that maple-drizzled oat-pecan scone and back away, slowly. Now think: Are those 440 empty calories worth of sugar, fat and carbs truly the best way for a lawyer to refuel in the afternoon? While you chew on that, consider what Jen Sacheck, Harvard nutritionist and co-author of Thinner This Year, says about eating "bad stuff" in this rather pointed excerpt from the best-selling book. READ MORE

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There's a misplaced belief among lawyers, that rehearsing and practicing is for lily-livered, milksop fraidy-cats. Says who?