Having trouble finding balance between your busy legal career and your health and fitness goals? Try these mindful workout tips to help you de-stress and find your center this summer.
At the beginning of the pandemic, experts made a lot of predictions about the future of the legal industry. Some of those guesses were right…but let’s talk about what they got wrong.
It happens all the time: legal professionals fall in love with their coworkers. Learn how to navigate your law office romance in this article.
Improving your productivity means that more of your hours are billable, but these 5 productivity myths are a path to burnout.
Legal work is stressful. Learn to practice meditation in the office to lower your stress levels, boost your mood, and even make your other coworkers more calm.
More and more, law offices rely on automations and tech tools to do work that people used to handle. There are limits, though. Let’s talk about 7 things that technology can’t replace.
Even if you think of yourself as a strictly analytical person, it’s important that you can still create. That’s why we encourage the study of creativity for lawyers.
Legal work can be stressful. That’s why it’s so important to learn how to spread more joy in the workplace. Even if you’re just making yourself smile every day, that makes a difference. Here’s how to do it.
Do you know these random facts about lawyers and the practice of law? Learn more about the youngest attorneys, fairest states, and beyond.
Your office space is missing out on some cool gadgets. Check out this list of techy tools for legal professionals.
Gratitude is like a muscle. The more you work on it, the stronger it gets. Why does this matter in your legal career? Practicing gratitude at your legal job can help you feel happier, stay healthier, and make a positive difference to everyone around you.
Stuck in a Luddite law firm? You don’t have to make do with outdated technology. Here’s how to approach your tech-phobic law firm leaders to encourage them to embrace modern methodologies.
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