
Unlocking authentic career satisfaction Michael F. Melcher, author of The Creative Lawyer: A Practical Guide to Authentic Professional Satisfaction, shares why lawyers have particular challenges finding career satisfaction and what they can do find more fulfillment. Read more…

Trial success begins with preparation
Ensure the success of your litigation with tips on building your team, preparing your cross-examination and more. Read more...
Leader of the pack – how to get there Ascend the career ladder with help from the ABA-CLE Career Counsel Web site, which effectively challenges the notion that leaders are born, not made. Read more...
Just say “no” – when it's appropriate Get advice on how to say no to work assignments when your in-box is overflowing and your stress is high. Read more...
Attract new clients with effective e-newsletters
Learn how to keep in touch with existing clients and build your reputation with prospective ones by regularly e-mailing a firm newsletter. Read more...
Capture more time while keeping your clients happy
Free resources on the business of practicing law, including advice on capturing billable hours, are offered by the ABA Section of Law Practice Management. Read more...
Strengthen your legal research on the Internet Learn Internet search tips, Web site resources, and how Facebook can aid your research for cases and clients. Read more...
E-mail communication risks An inadvertent waiver of attorney-client privilege is one of the risks of e-mail communication. Learn more in an article from Business Law Today. Read more...
Court monitoring in guardianship cases Best practices to help judges and court staff in their oversight practices are highlighted in a new report. Read more...
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