Managing a Law Firm

Part study, part aspirational call to action, this edition of the report revealed novel practice management information for solos and small firms.

It sucks when clients take advantage of us and don't pay their bills.

Desperate to get organized amid the whirlwind of office life, client commitments and digital demands? Five pillars of success.

Lessons in the art of making meaningful personal connections from Ruby's Customer Happiness Team.

Attorney at Work presents the site's 20 most popular law practice management, productivity and wellness articles of the past year.

Change can be difficult, but tremendously rewarding. Here's a look at a few of the lawyers who are pushing the limits.

What's on your "Damnit List"? As we head into the new year, it's a good time to experiment with outsourcing so you are free to focus on more rewarding things.

Unless you're creating sales opportunities, or converting sales opportunities, you're hanging out on the sidelines with the other nonplayers.

Having a personal relationship will make your lawyer-client relationship more satisfying — and it is particularly helpful if there is a glitch. Here are 10 ideas.

If you’re committed to “serving sales” — to your clients and prospects — to facilitate more lucrative and loyal relationships, then you have to reserve your senior sales and marketing professionals a seat at the table.