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How to serve current and prospective clients alike
The longer we practice and engage within the community at large, the more likely our friends and colleagues will be referring business directly.
Calling out the wolves
The only way to determine the truth is to listen to all the information provided, and accept the truth when it is offered.
Rich grad, poor grad
An ode to loan payments and financial planning, plus a soup recipe.
The dangers of dabbling
If you can't resist, you should have an attorney on speed dial who does not dabble in attorney grievance cases.
For your listening pleasure
A few substantive -- yet fun -- podcasts I'd highly recommend.
Putting a little philanthropy in your business
When people think of where they can donate items to or who can help them promote an important neighborhood event, their first thought isn't always their dentist-- or their lawyer-- but maybe it should be.
Pick up the phone
What do you do to try to reduce the already contentious nature parties may have toward one another?
Getting the most out of your networking calendar
Unless you are a superhero, you can’t possibly attend everything, every time.
How to get your children to sleep so that you can think for a living
The most common methods mentioned in my informal survey of about a dozen attorneys and law students.
5 reasons why a judicial clerkship is valuable
As a former clerk in Baltimore City Circuit Court, I encourage law students to seek experience on the state or municipal level for a variety of reasons.
A Thread success story
A lot of times young attorneys ask about how to develop important career skills, and time and again I encourage volunteering.
