Etiquette

Do your clients and colleagues a favor and check out these five things to stop doing with emails.

You’ve spent the whole conference trying to get close to that potential business source, and you’re finally going to sit together at a banquet table. Or maybe a meal at a fancy restaurant is part of the interview process at the new firm you’re ...

LinkedIn can be a big asset to your career, says Ruth Carter, but a nightmare when you get a slew of unsolicited messages. How do you respond?

Yeah, no, I get it. These speech mannerisms have a way of creeping into our vernacular, but, for lawyers, this one may be the worst.

Sometimes you need to translate English to American. Expressions lawyers may encounter.

You are communicating because you want your message to be effective. Condescending phrases like "You follow?" undermine that aim.

Does black tie always mean tuxedo? Answers to questions about how to look sharp at any formal event.

Here are pro tips, wild hacks and some upscaling ideas for the next time you get a room at terminal five.

The next time you walk into a seminar and decide where to sit, consider sending the message that you’re attentive, respectful and came to learn a thing or two.

Does the thought of a business lunch terrify you—even just a little bit? Do you have visions of making an etiquette faux pas at your biggest client’s dinner function? Does the well set table look more like a minefield than a ...