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.
Trust accounting guidance
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.
Prepare now to work remotely.
Worried about the Corona virus? You can plan now to work remotely or virtually.
Balancing on One Foot: Tips for Solos
If you are a solo practitioner, here are some tips to help you succeed.
Goals
Do you set goals for yourself and for your practice? We know it's easy not to do it. The days go by, you are busy working, managing the day-to-day activities needed for your practice, and setting goals (particularly if it's just you in your practice) can seem like a waste of time. You know what... Continue Reading →
Networking for introverts
Does the thought of walking into a room of colleagues, or prospective clients, or other strangers with networking on the agenda make you anxious? You are not alone. Even the most extroverted people may have a "moment" when doing so. If you are an introvert, it may seem excruciating. For some great suggestions there is... Continue Reading →
Technology vs. well-being?
Is technology the enemy of lawyer well-being or is it an invaluable partner? Check out my newest article in Law Practice Magazine. While you are at it, take the opportunity to register for the ABA TECHSHOW 2020, February 26 - 29, 2020, at techshow.com. If you use code EP2002 at checkout you'll get discounted registration.
Auld Lang Syne (?)
As the year comes to an end, let's take a moment to reflect. What went well? What could have gone better? What will we (hopefully) never do again? This is a great time to take a pause and, even if you are loathe to make actual resolutions, decide where you would like to be or... Continue Reading →
Happy(?) Holiday Season
The holiday season can be, as Dickens said (and apologies to him for any misquoting), the best of times and the worst of times. It's the end of the year and maybe deadlines loom; or maybe vacation time is only hours away. The holiday may bring together families for fun and revelry, and maybe happy... Continue Reading →
Business travel – lessons learned
We all travel for business from time to time, some of us more than others. Usually things go well and all is good with the universe. But it only takes one glitch to point out the flaws in our travel planning and execution. So we thought this would be a good time to share some... Continue Reading →