A lot of times young attorneys ask about how to develop important career skills, and time and again I encourage volunteering.

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To those attorney-parents out there, I wish you an enjoyable last week of calm.

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Lawyers are a client service industry and we frequently tout our “client responsiveness” when we market ourselves. But there is a certain balance that we can (and should) strike.

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We must laugh and enjoy in the midst of being busy.

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I’m not saying solo attorneys can’t succeed. But, like raising a family to succeed, it takes a village -- both professionally and personally.

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I wanted to tie in a different perspective from my last post – that of marketing and engaging the community around you, which may ultimately lead to building a law practice. It’s also important to make time for self-care, reflection ...

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You have to ask for help and you have to be willing to let things go. Nothing is going to be perfect, and people generally understand.

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How I survived my finals with a little help from my PALS.

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We need a break from the constant contact with lawyer brains and to see situations from other points of view.

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A Baltimore solo had that much time to lay the foundation for a successful practice before his twins arrived.

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