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Practice of Law Business Lessons for Lawyers From Techno-Futurist Elon Musk

Business Lessons for Lawyers From Techno-Futurist Elon Musk

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Here in Silicon Valley, it's not uncommon to see a tech millionaire zip by in their new electric Tesla sportscar, or to see those millionaire's secretaries...

Practice of Law The Best Ways to Say 'Thank You' for Attorney Referrals

The Best Ways to Say 'Thank You' for Attorney Referrals

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Always remember to say thank you -- even when you're a high rolling attorney. You should especially remember to thank other lawyers who send business your way....

Practice of Law Do Lawyers Need Client Relationship Management Services?

Do Lawyers Need Client Relationship Management Services?

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Maintaining client relationships is just one the many jobs overseen by small firms or solo lawyers. While face-to-face attention is always best, you don't have...

Practice of Law Put Some Motion in Your Motions: 5 Office Exercises for Lawyers

Put Some Motion in Your Motions: 5 Office Exercises for Lawyers

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

For most lawyers, the legal profession isn't one that keeps you on your toes, at least not literally. Most of us will spend a good chunk of our days sitting...

Practice of Law Meet the Lawyers Who Control the Supreme Court

Meet the Lawyers Who Control the Supreme Court

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

As a child, you might have dreamed of arguing before the Supreme Court, swaying The Nine to the side of justice, righteousness, equity. Then you went to law...

Practice of Law 3 Ways Lawyers Undercharge for Legal Services

3 Ways Lawyers Undercharge for Legal Services

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

A seasoned criminal defense attorney might be able to charge $500 an hour with a $20,000 retainer, but there's only so many murdersome millionaires to go...

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