Attorney at Work Today

Even in your busiest weeks, small, thoughtful interactions — what we call micro moves for networking — can create trust, visibility, and new business opportunities over time.

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Adapted from an article by Jennifer Ramsey and Megan Senese.

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Five Simple Tips to Survive Your Annual Office Holiday Party

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Adapted from an article by Bull Garlington.

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Once you start to delegate personal tasks, you’ll quickly see how much more productive, present and balanced you can be.

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Adapted from an article by David and Karen Skinner.

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Breaks are not indulgent — they’re necessary to sustain focus, energy and good health. Here are five low-key, low-commitment ways to take a break from the office and recharge.

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Adapted from an article by Jamie Spannhake.

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Use this small law firm year-end checklist to quickly assess your firm’s practice systems and ethics risks — and plan to improve them for the new year.

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Adapted from an article by Megan Zavieh.

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Litigation is a conservative profession, slow to adapt to change, which has prompted a raft of cautionary missives by practitioners about the perils of using AI. But lawyers who resist embracing AI risk falling behind and, ultimately, doing a disservice to clients. Trial attorneys Marissa Ronk and Miles Orton explore the specific ways to deploy generative AI for litigators.

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Adapted from an article by Marissa Ronk and Miles Orton.

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As goal-setting season approaches, let’s dive in and review why goal setting is important for lawyers’ business development, how to set effective goals, and how to achieve them.

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Adapted from an article by Jay Harrington.

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Adapted from an article by Sally J. Schmidt

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Whether your law firm is still exploring or you are ready to go big, here’s how legal marketers can guide the way toward smart, sustainable and ethical legal AI adoption.

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Adapted from an article by Jennifer Scotton.

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Try this the next time you are in a room with other litigators: Count the number of litigation binders. I’ll bet it’s more than five, probably more than 10. Why are litigators still using physical binders in 2025? The reason is simple: they work.

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Adapted from an article by Sam Davidoff.

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