For this offering, we are grateful to have a guest blogger, labor lawyer Denise Blommel, has again weighed in on some pertinent issues as we go forward into the new normal. Thank you, Denise. Jim Collins is one of my favorite business authors. His 2011 Great By Choice: Uncertainty, Chaos, and Luck – Why Some... Continue Reading →
Since so many of us have been WFH (working from home), we've likely learned some important lessons about our technology. Think you've learned what you need to know about cybersecurity? Read these tips from our friends at Sensei Enterprises and see how you are doing. Want to hear more from Sharon Nelson and John Simek,... Continue Reading →
Want some tips for enhancing your video presence in this new normal of video conferencing? Check out these tips by our colleague, Catherine Sanders Reach of the NC Bar Association.
Check out my article, named a "Best Of" by ABA Law Practice Today. Arizona lawyers, Practice 2.0 is your free, confidential member benefit. Call us for practice management (law office management) advice and consultations and check out our resources at azbar.org/practice20.
Making a succession plan is like making a will. Sometimes people avoid doing it because they think if they don't nothing bad will happen to them. But with the pandemic raging on, particularly in Arizona, this is not the time magical thinking. If you don't have a succession plan for your practice, particularly if you... Continue Reading →
We previously offered a post by Arizona employment lawyer, Denise Blommel. Since that post (which you'll note has now been deleted), there have been changes in the law. Here is Denise's updated version, for which we, at Practice 2.0, are grateful. My last blogpost was written in March, 2020, before the March 30 Stay Home,... Continue Reading →
Maybe you are waiting for Bar results, maybe you've just been practicing for a short while. Either way, here are some tips you may want to consider.
Has the pandemic made you even more wary of going to the bank? Has that impacted your clients? Here is the newest guidance on using electronic banking services to manage your trust account.
Worried about the Corona virus? You can plan now to work remotely or virtually.
If you are a solo practitioner, here are some tips to help you succeed.
