‘Do I have a winning case?’
From the potential client’s perspective, it is perhaps the most important question. From the attorney’s perspective, it is the ultimate trap question.
Lessons learned
Whether we consciously do it or not, each case, each hearing, each brief, teaches us something.
How your significant other can help your career
My husband has some thoughts on how the spouses of lawyers can help maximize marketing and networking opportunities for their partners.
Breastfeeding in the early stages of your legal career
How do you get started in a legal career when you have to either nurse or pump every two hours? It is highly doable, my friend.
Filling a hole in your law firm lineup
How can young attorneys best position themselves to deal with the disruption caused by a departing colleague?
Lessons for attorneys from musical theater
Although there are no longer duels to the death, a lot could be learned about the feud/differences between Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton.
Celebrate with charity
A great way to involve volunteerism into a special day is to integrate some worthy causes into the event itself.
You can’t succeed alone
I’m not saying solo attorneys can’t succeed. But, like raising a family to succeed, it takes a village -- both professionally and personally.
The importance of self-care and family
I wanted to tie in a different perspective from my last post – that of marketing and engaging the community around you, which may ultimately lead to building a law […]
A few tips for the bar exam
Know your comfort zone, don't throw good time after bad and, most importantly, believe in yourself.
How to be a prolific reader when you have no time to read
Send me your legal podcast recommendations!
Succession planning for your law practice
As attorneys, we have an ethical obligation to make sure that our clients’ interests are always protected, even (and often) to a point after our representation ends.












