Pursuing personal projects or part-time work is not new for lawyers, but the “great reassessment” has amplified the discussion.

Jay Harrington | Spending too much time responding to email leads to too much stress because too little is getting done during the day.

Law firms are gradually shifting away from the old "familiarity and proximity" model of law firm work allocation.

Paul Spena | The surge in demand for estate and end-of-life planning legal services stems from the realization that no one is invincible in the face of COVID-19.

Yuliya LaRoe | How can you determine the ROI of coaching success? Is BD coaching worth a lawyer's time and the law firm’s investment of money?

According to the 2021 ABA Profile of the Legal Profession, the COVID-19 pandemic prompted one-third of senior lawyers to change retirement plans — but that doesn’t mean they decided to retire. Instead, 53% of those lawyers decided to push ...

Best practices for making sure every employee gets the right workload.

Meyling Ly Ortiz | Being intellectually curious is a skill that can easily set baby lawyers apart from their contemporaries.

Roy Ginsburg | Don’t waste the opportunities offered by today’s job market. Know the four interview questions you should always be prepared to answer.

Jamie Spannhake | Attorney burnout happens when you have no breaks, no delegation, no balance and no support.