Q&A Bankruptcy lawyer markets to reluctant clients Ryan Blay discusses the tricky factors surrounding bankruptcy clients
Turning TikTok into a referral source A version of this story first appeared in the Raise the Bar newsletter. To get it in your inbox, sign up for free by clicking here. By Emily Kelchen | for Raise the Bar President Trump gave TikTok an additional 75 days to find a buyer for its U.S. operations,
Q&A From law to venture capital: How one attorney is changing the startup game Attorney Richelle Martin is using her legal background to fund early-stage startups and diversify venture capital—proving lawyers can be risk-takers, too.
Exclusive A picture’s worth 1,000 words. A video’s worth even more. Lawyer Tyler Patterson talks tech as a strategy for reaching clients
Exclusive Advocacy comes in many forms Nadia Mozaffar speaks to serving as an advocate in juvenile law
Exclusive The benefits of being a problem solver Success in the legal profession isn’t just about spotting problems—it’s about solving them, and for James A. Lewis, V, that mindset has propelled him from a small practice to a leadership role at an Am Law 200 firm
Exclusive The secret to high-performing lawyers? It’s not what you think Explore the science behind stress, performance and leadership with Jennifer Pawlitschek, a neuroscience-based executive coach and leadership trainer.
Archive Can laws stop political retaliation? Plus: A family lawyer's take on protecting the Constitution
Exclusive Lawyers need to ask themselves, 'who is your client?' Family defense lawyer Nora Stewart reflects on what it means to be a lawyer during seismic political shifts.
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Exclusive Lawyers are on the cutting edge Discussions about the complexities of the oil and gas industry, common misconceptions about “change” in the legal field and how Hollywood portrays land-use lawyers.
Exclusive 'If you work with your mind, rest with your hands.' Taking a job in the construction industry is not what most lawyers do to launch their legal careers, but Michael Austin is not your typical attorney.
Want to thrive? Fire the bottom 10% of clientele Lawyers are often told to find their niche, and the rest will follow. Attorney Bonnie Treichel has done just that by tackling the tricky subject of retirement plan compliance.
