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How law school taught me how to give birth
My education in advocacy led to a much safer and more comfortable birth the second time around.
The barely controlled chaos of September
To those attorney-parents out there, I wish you an enjoyable last week of calm.
When a law career is checkmate
I am excited to share personal and professional vignettes from my experiences, past and present.
Get involved in something — anything — outside your profession
The easiest way to build your non-lawyer network is to find something you care about.
Maximizing conference attendance
How do you make the most of attending a national conference?
Disconnecting from work email
Lawyers are a client service industry and we frequently tout our “client responsiveness” when we market ourselves. But there is a certain balance that we can (and should) strike.
Female litigators
Just let us show you what we can really do when we are not hampered by expected behavior.
Being an advocate vs. being a counselor
How do you properly handle your role as the attorney for that client when the roles do not align?
Lessons learned
Whether we consciously do it or not, each case, each hearing, each brief, teaches us something.
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.
A look back at the MSBA annual meeting
I'm already looking forward to attending next year's event in Ocean City.
