On Monday I will be in one of my most favorite cities in North America: Montreal. As the website link puts it:
Few cities can compete with Montréal’s mouthwatering mix of food, festivals and fun-centric living.
I will be able to enjoy my favorite Montreal Bagels (check the article for the difference between New
Have you ever wondered why we say we “practice law?” I wonder because I see less and less “practicing” and I think that is scary.
Recently I read an ABA article: Law firms say they want ‘practice ready’ grads—but who are they actually hiring? The article started with a discussion of Washington and Lee’s Law
It is more difficult than ever to stand out in the crowd. But, many lawyers I coach have found ways to identify a challenge faced by clients, offer a solution and give it away.
Jennifer is a Labor and Employment lawyer I coached a couple of years ago. Her firm gives an annual Labor and
I am frequently asked how to make your friends, your clients. There are only a few ways to do it. As explained in the true story below, one way is to learn as much as you can about their needs and provide something the other lawyer/law firm is not providing without any expectation of getting