Well-Being

The personality traits that make you a great lawyer don't necessarily make for a happy personal life. Here are five strategies from Jamie Spannhake and Tal Fagin for switching off your inner attorney outside the office.

Wendy Merrill | Lawyers who struggle with organization and focus may be dealing with EFD.

Susan Cohodes | Lately, I’ve begun to worry my points of reference may have grown stale, making me question if my storytelling skills can still resonate with juries.

Jamie Spannhake | There’s a difference between things working out and things working out for the best.

Gray Robinson says the walls think protect you are likely keeping you from the things you want most. Instead, focus on building character.

There's no magic spell for how to make friends, but there is a proven formula that's one part authenticity and two parts patience.

Your intuition can steer you to new inquiries, positive reactions, and feelings that make you frown and squirm. Pay attention.

Jamie Spannhake | Here are five reasons to trade a brief or contract for a beach read this summer and 11 great books.

Jamie Spannhake | Your legal mind is your most valuable asset. Use these tools to keep it sharp, steady and calm.

As much as you’d like to stop people from talking politics at work, perhaps with a handy table lamp, you know that’s unprofessional. Use these proven tactics instead.