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Practice of Law 5 Tips for Becoming a Business Travel Ninja

5 Tips for Becoming a Business Travel Ninja

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

Business trips combine the best elements of vacation with the best elements of working. Wait, maybe they actually combine the worst of each of those things.In...

Practice of Law Nastygrams to Opposing Counsel: How Far Is Too Far?

Nastygrams to Opposing Counsel: How Far Is Too Far?

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Sometimes, civility will not do. Your opposing counsel pushes every single one of your buttons, and hell, you're nobody's doormat.  But how far do you...

Practice of Law 3 Ways to Turn a Volunteer Legal Gig Into Paying Work

3 Ways to Turn a Volunteer Legal Gig Into Paying Work

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

Whether you're a new attorney who's just found nonprofit work or a seasoned associate looking for something new, nonprofit legal services can provide a break...

Practice of Law Holler: Our Favorite Posts From the Blawgosphere (Week of Aug. 17)

Holler: Our Favorite Posts From the Blawgosphere (Week of Aug. 17)

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

4chan users posted graphic rape porn in the comments section of Jezebel, a feminist blog. You won't believe what legal issues arose next! And what happens...

Practice of Law 5 Ways to Maximize Your Billable Hours (Without Being Unethical)

5 Ways to Maximize Your Billable Hours (Without Being Unethical)

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

Groan. The dreaded billable hour, which, like the last five minutes of a football game, never seems to end. Obviously you need to bill all your time, and...

Practice of Law Top 3 Networking Tips for Solo Practitioners

Top 3 Networking Tips for Solo Practitioners

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

So you've decided to "hang your shingle" (oh, do I hate that phrase). Being a solo practitioner, by definition, is a solitary affair. That seems obvious from...

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