Remote Work

Sharon Nelson and John Simek | COVID-19 has forced a lot of lawyers to use videoconferencing to “meet” with co-workers and clients. One of the more popular platforms is Zoom. While we can’t cover all the options and settings for Zoom, here's ...

Protect your sanity, support your immune system, and stay well during the COVID-19 pandemic (and beyond) from Jamie Spannhake.

What happens when everybody stays home? Let's talk about the two scenarios law firms must address as they cope with crafting a coronavirus response plan.

We're humans, not robots. Here's advice on managing yourself as a remote worker from the author of "People Powered."

"Productivity Hacks" has hundreds of tips aimed at helping you use tech to your advantage, schedule your time wisely, and get better organized. Here's a sample.

Some lawyers choose to limit overhead by working from home. They may arrange for supplemental virtual services and conference room access. While not every practice area may lend itself to working from home, technology has made this a more common ...

Working from home — even for part of the time — has many advantages. It saves money on office space, reduces time wasted on commuting, and can help you achieve greater work-life balance. According to the American Bar Association’s Legal ...

You may have contemplated joining a virtual law firm at some point, or creating your own virtual practice. Aside from the initial technological hurdle, a virtual practice can be an easy and welcome new reality. The joy of kissing your office ...