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Articles tagged: Professional Development

The Roles, Structures, and Duties of a Board of Directors

There are certain ideas in business that take on an air of mythology. The boardroom is one of them. Conversations surrounding boards of directors aren’t always productive or useful. From […]

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Older Workers Are More Optimistic About AI Than Gen Z

Younger workers may use AI more, but they’re also more worried about what it means for their careers. Nearly half of Gen X workers spoke positively

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How to Get Buy-In for Your Next Big Idea

Having a great idea is only half the battle. Learn the practical strategies to help you build your case– before you even present your proposal.

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Avoiding Legal Malpractice and Disciplinary Trouble

Understanding how malpractice claims arise and how to prevent them is critical to building a sustainable and successful practice.

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Best Practices Regarding Technology in the Modern Law Firm

While the ethical rules governing lawyers were not originally written with modern technology in mind, those rules apply just the same.

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Consensus Decision Making: How Much Compromise Is Too Much? 

In the decision-making process, achieving consensus is hard. Consensus decision-making should include the best of everyone’s input.

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Practical Lessons on Becoming a Rainmaker

‘Rainmaking’ gives lawyers leverage. It creates professional security, strengthens standing within a firm, and provides flexibility if circumstances change.

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Building Thought Leadership That Drives Business

When done correctly, thought leadership turns experience into credibility, and credibility into real business development.

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Making It Rain

The accelerant in building a thriving practice is ‘rainmaking,’ which is the ability to attract clients, build influence, and generate long-term business.

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Job Hunting in Your 60s?

Workers in their 60s are a valuable asset to small and large companies alike. Consider these strategies when seeking your next job.

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