You At Work

Attorney Susan Cohodes shares wisdom from her long career in small firm practice and her transition to "less-than-full-time" practice.

Gray Robinson | When pushed too hard by perfectionism, your brain can get stuck reacting to problems, not solving them.

Don't be the one to embarrass yourself at the big firm holiday party. That lampshade does not go with those shoes.

Teddy Snyder | You have a lot of ways to tell the story of your case, but are you doing it in the most effective way?

It's probably a good thing that it happened to me right away. About two weeks into my legal career, I had my first encounter with a bully lawyer. I was working at the Chicago office of a large New York firm. My first day was Monday, September ...

Jay Harrington | The leap from law firm associate to partner means evolving from a "doer" to a "doer-seller."

Colleagues who work side by side with a lawyer who is suffering are in the best position to assist with lawyer mental health. Without the stigma.

The time has come to gird your loins and make provision for the breathless marathon ahead.

David Hunter explains the specific retirement plans available to help you choose the right option for your practice.

Jamie Spannhake | Setting limits doesn’t make you less dedicated; it allows you to recharge so you can be at your best.