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Solo attorneys often find themselves overextended but hiring a new lawyer is a big commitment. Consider some alternatives to this big step.

Expanding Your Solo Practice Without Hiring an Associate - Attorney at Work Family law attorney Russell Knight shares a time-tested solution that allows a solo practitioner to bring on additional staff with little to no risk.

Virtual court appearances are likely to be the norm long past the pandemic. Discover some strategies to help you prevail in remote appellate court.

5 Tips for Lawyers Preparing for Remote Appellate Arguments | News Break In his 2013 book, “Tomorrow’s Lawyers,” Richard Susskind predicted that, “for tomorrow’s lawyers, appearance in physical courtrooms may become a rarity. Instead, virtual appearances will become the norm, and new presentational and advocacy skills will be required.” He opined that virtual...

Adding new lawyers to your practice helps you diversify your offerings. These tips will help your newest hires feel at home so they have staying power.

Gen Z Recruitment: How to Ensure New Hires Will Stick Around It’s an unprecedented time for recruitment, for both legal grads and for law firms. Many

Social distancing does not have to mean shutting your practice down entirely. These tips will help you to perform client intake efficiently and safely.

Remote Client Intake: Limiting the Risks While Expanding Access - Attorney at Work Will Hornsby guides us through the ethics of remote client intake and how to mitigate against potential ethics violations at a safe social distance.