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Practice of Law How to Avoid the Most Embarrassing Webmail Gaffe Ever

How to Avoid the Most Embarrassing Webmail Gaffe Ever

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

As you may have gathered from prior posts on this blog, there are lots of ways that your email can ruin your life. Or at least your reputation. In the past,...

Practice of Law Tired of the Rat Race? Tips to Sell Your Practice

Tired of the Rat Race? Tips to Sell Your Practice

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

After years of the small law life, you decide that you would rather fill your days with bocce ball than 12(b)(6). Don't just turn off the lights and take down...

Practice of Law Want to Make Your Firm More Productive? Add Nap Time

Want to Make Your Firm More Productive? Add Nap Time

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

Why do we leave nap time behind as we grow up? In preschool, conventional wisdom says that kids need a nap because they become whiny and cranky without one....

Practice of Law Can You Afford to Hire Staff for Your Law Firm?

Can You Afford to Hire Staff for Your Law Firm?

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

Solo practice can be a lonely existence. When you first hang a shingle, you’re probably the only person in your office, (if you have an office at all). When...

Practice of Law 5 Cheap (or Free) Ways to Market Your Legal Practice

5 Cheap (or Free) Ways to Market Your Legal Practice

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Revenue and cases ebb and flow. Last year, the coffers were full and you had to hire contract counsel to help with all of the extra work. This year, you find...

Practice of Law How to Fire an Associate Attorney Without Getting Sued

How to Fire an Associate Attorney Without Getting Sued

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

There are certain parts of your job, as a small-firm owner, that you love. Helping desperate clients. Beating annoying opposing counsel. Taking vacations when...

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