Question Your Motives
We are supposed to win in our cases, and pretty much everything we do should lead us towards that goal. Be careful and challenge yourself as to why you are…
Read More Litigating While Expecting (Part II): The Return
Would the trial attorney version of myself still exist after maternity leave? Fortunately, the answer turned out to be yes.
Read More Working From Home
When working form home, take advantage of the benefits (drafting a brief in sweats, anyone?) but beware the pitfalls, which may sneak up on you.
Read More You Are Responsible For Controlling How Your Time Is Spent
You don’t need to answer that email right now — or maybe you do. You probably don’t need to edit or add to that document you just received, just this…
Read More It’s The Extra That Matters
Most lawyers, most of the time, do a reasonably good job for their clients. That’s not enough. To win you need to do that extra bit all of the time.
Read More Transitioning To A New Law Firm: Growth & Growing Pains
A few points that will help you get through the first couple of weeks at a new firm.
Read More Legally Creative: Why Being A Lawyer Requires Abstract Thought
Whenever I meet someone for the first time, the first question I am seemingly always asked is “What do you do for a living?” and my response is almost always…
Read More Commercial Litigation (However You Define It) Is The Perfect Way To Begin Your Legal Career
The wide range of cases encompassed under the umbrella of commercial litigation is exactly what makes it the perfect place to start your career.
Read More Lower The Expectations
Most on-screen dramas do not come close to depicting what litigation is like in real life. Make sure your clients understand this.
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