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Practice of Law 5 Traits to Look For in a Great Legal Assistant

5 Traits to Look For in a Great Legal Assistant

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

What should you look for in a paralegal or legal assistant? We don't mean "what should you put in the job application." That's easy: Writing skills, attention...

Practice of Law Lawyer's Suspension Shows the Ethical Perils of Co-Representation

Lawyer's Suspension Shows the Ethical Perils of Co-Representation

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

The perils of co-representation! Representing two parties at the same time usually comes up in the divorce context, where the parties are (more or less)...

Practice of Law What Can You Learn From Competitors' Law Firm Websites?

What Can You Learn From Competitors' Law Firm Websites?

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

Business people know that one of the best ways to figure out what you're doing right or wrong is to spy on what the competition is doing. Back in Ye Olde...

Practice of Law Law Office Ergonomics: Monitors Can Be a Pain in the Neck

Law Office Ergonomics: Monitors Can Be a Pain in the Neck

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

Big, roomy computer monitors are essential for comfortable lawyering. You spend a lot of your time at your desk, and a big monitor allows you to have multiple...

Practice of Law What the Heck Is a 'Brand'? Here's What Lawyers Need to Know

What the Heck Is a 'Brand'? Here's What Lawyers Need to Know

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

We talk all the time on FindLaw's Strategist blog about branding and how it's important to you as a lawyer. Truthfully it is -- and you can, and should, use...

Practice of Law Unsolicited Email Requests for Legal Help: What Should Lawyers Do?

Unsolicited Email Requests for Legal Help: What Should Lawyers Do?

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

It's happened to you before: You get an unsolicited email from someone you don't know, claiming that someone else did something to him and now he wants to sue....

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