You may have noticed our current political landscape is a wee bit volatile. Again. I mean, you can barely mention the weather without someone blaming their least favorite politician in a detailed, increasingly explosive all-capped screed about why they’ve ruined clouds for everyone, and THE RAIN IS THEIR FAULT! As much as you’d like to correct them, perhaps with jiujitsu or a handy table lamp, you know that’s unprofessional, and so is talking politics at work.

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Adapted from an article by Bull Garlington.

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The benefits of creative practice for lawyers aren’t based on the size of your commitment or what you produce. The benefits come from repetition — consistently showing up, even for five minutes at a time.

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Adapted from an article by Karen Skinner.

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Every lawyer has the tendency to look at someone else’s book of business and feel behind.When building a niche practice, there are more useful comparisons to make.

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Adapted from an article by Jay Harrington.

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For more than two decades, law firms have built their digital visibility around one core assumption: Google is the courtroom of public attention, and every search engine optimization effort is a chance to make your case before the algorithmic jury. But that courtroom has expanded. Staying ahead of SEO for lawyers today means preparing your site not just for traditional blue links, but for the complex systems driving AI search engine behavior. Here’s a primer on optimizing for both.

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Adapted from an article by Annette Choti.

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If you think knowing something about artificial intelligence is optional for lawyers, think again.

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Adapted from an article by Julie Savarino.

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If you think knowing something about artificial intelligence is optional for lawyers, think again.

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Adapted from an article by Michael Maschke, Sharon Nelson And John Simek.

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In “The 80/20 Principle,” Ernie Svenson demystifies technology and introduces tools that improve your workday. This edition: When using AI note-takers, lawyers carry recording risks other people don’t.

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Adapted from an article by Ernest Svenson.

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If you’re spending time creating marketing content for your law firm, it’s worth understanding which social media metrics actually matter and what to do with them.

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Adapted from an article by Marin McCall.

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