You At Work

Introduce yourself to ensure the information is relevant. If someone else introduces you, use these public speaking tips to head off blunders.

Susan Cohodes | As a member of the generation of female attorneys who wrestled with whether we could “have it all,” I now wonder if anyone paid the price for my trying.

Ninety-five percent of us procrastinate. That's what professor Piers Steel reported in his book "The Procrastination Equation: How to Stop Putting Things Off and Start Getting Stuff Done." So, the question isn't whether we procrastinate. The ...

Gray Robinson | The stress of a law practice is unrelenting — these practices can help you become more resilient.

Get to the Point! | When you want to vary your vocabulary, generative AI can help (to a point).

If a reviewer is not a current or former client and has never consulted with me, may I respond to a bad review by stating that I have never represented the individual?

Meyling Ly Ortiz | Almost everything is fixable if you catch it early enough.

Teddy Snyder | Communicating ignorance does not make you sound smart or powerful.

Nobody sets out to write a boring bio. It’s just so easy to follow the usual attorney bio format and rarely update or change it. What a waste! Here are great tips from Nancy Slome to reboot your bio.

OpenAI's Prompt Guide for ChatGPT and other LLMs contains a wealth of knowledge to up your game.