How I started my law office in Iraq
Whether you are in Maryland or the Middle East, there is a need for legal services.
Laying a foundation for your legal career
While everyone’s career develops in its own unique ways, there are some steps that every new associate goes through in the growth process.
How to handle negative online reviews
They are tough pills to swallow, but here's how you to respond -- and move on.
Read and react
Paying attention to the non-verbal cues of judges and jurors can give an attorney some upper hand
A day in the life of a solo attorney mom
Balancing children with my other baby: my practice.
Pricing and the value of legal services
Communication and education (without fear-mongering and war stories) can make it immediately clear that to be pennywise is to be pound foolish when it comes to most legal services.
The importance of giving back
How do employees at your firm give back to their community?
How to start networking and marketing
In my first year at my firm, I've learned plenty about the non-legal work that goes into being an attorney.
Why I became a certified mediator
I am always looking to see how I can expand my business without offering services outside of the family-law realm.
Looking at immigration from north of the border
Attending a bar conference alongside young Montreal attorneys made the event a much more thought-provoking experience.
On the pitch, in the courtroom
I've realized there are some similarities between my day job as a lawyer and my moonlighting job as an assistant soccer coach.













