Posts Tagged ‘business’

How to Encourage Clients to Pay Legal Bills Promptly

Most people don’t enjoy paying bills—even when the service, like legal representation, far outweighs the invoice in value. Legal costs, especially in high-profile cases like those involving figures such as Donald Trump, have sparked debate over the expense and complexity...

Terms I’ve Always Wanted to Add to My Client Agreements

What I Wish My Client Engagement Agreement Could Really Say Last year, I overhauled my client engagement agreement, finally adding terms I hadn’t realized were missing—until they became painfully obvious during a client dispute. I included clauses allowing for rate...

Embrace the Power of Intuition

Why Lawyers Should Trust Their Intuition Good lawyers often rely on their instincts—whether they’re crafting a case strategy or making business decisions. When your gut tells you something, don’t dismiss it. Intuition Deserves Your Attention That quiet sense that something’s...

Saying No: A Skill Worth Learning

The more confidently you turn down things that don’t serve you, the more space you’ll have to welcome opportunities that truly align with your goals. Use the tips below to take control of your time—and your calendar. You’re Not a...

How to Properly Address an Envelope

You’re busy, so let’s get straight to the point: addressing an envelope correctly matters. Whether you’re mailing letters, invitations, or holiday cards, taking the time to format the recipient’s name, honorifics, and your return address correctly ensures smooth delivery and...

Lawyers with ADHD: Obstacle or Advantage?

Understanding the Impact of ADHD on Lawyers Lawyers with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) often face difficulties with organization, sustained concentration, procrastination, and meeting deadlines. These challenges stem from how their brains function and can...
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