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Some people say mixing business with pleasure is always a bad idea.

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In California, a devastating major earthquake is always lurking. Hopefully, the next one will hit in a place where it causes minimal damage.

Does your law firm need to be in the metaverse?

It’s not a stretch for any litigation attorney to imagine this scenario: It’s Monday morning and you’ve just arrived at the office. As you sit down at your desk, the phone rings. It’s the CEO of a company you’ve represented for years. She’s frantic.

If you have been practicing law for any length of time, you’ve surely come across one or two difficult clients.

From Perry Mason to Go Call Saul, gregarious attorneys have always been a staple of American entertainment.

It’s no secret that the role of an attorney or paralegal can be stressful at times. Occasionally, it’s important to take a step back, breathe, and partake in activities that support one’s own health and wellness.

We get it; you’re busy. You don’t have to hit the gym every day, count every fruit and vegetable serving, start juicing, run a marathon, or any of the other million things it seems to take in order to be healthy.

The good news? Your small firm is thriving and you want to grow its capacity. The bad news? You still cannot afford to hire full-time legal talent.