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Beware of Raising Clients' Expectations of Your Availability
December 2009
Just because technology makes it possible to communicate 24-7 doesn’t mean you should be available 24-7. Although it is important that lawyers be responsive to clients and keep them informed, it is equally important to set the ground rules for communicating early on to avoid giving clients unrealistic expectations.

Afraid To Take Time Off?
September 2009
A good work-life balance can make you a better lawyer and less likely to make costly mistakes. Whether you are thinking about reducing your hours, working from home, taking sabbaticals, or just leaving work at the office on weekends, it may be worth making a change if it helps you do your job better and serve your clients more effectively.

Should You Take On A Bankruptcy Case?
July 2009
Make sure you know what you’re doing before you expand your practice by taking on a bankruptcy case – or any other matter outside your usual practice area.

Be a Choosy Lawyer
May 2009
Client selection is even more important during an economic downturn, especially for solo practitioners and lawyers with small practices who might feel pressure to ignore the risk and accept a client or case outside their practice area.

Beware of Raising Clients' Expectations of Your Availability December 2009 Just because technology makes it possible to communicate 24-7 doesn’t mean you should be available 24-7. Although it is important that lawyers be responsive to clients and keep them informed, it is equally important to set the ground rules for communicating early on to avoid giving clients unrealistic expectations.		Afraid To Take Time Off? September 2009 A good work-life balance can make you a better lawyer and less likely to make costly mistakes. Whether you are thinking about reducing your hours, working from home, taking sabbaticals, or just leaving work at the office on weekends, it may be worth making a change if it helps you do your job better and serve your clients more effectively.

Should You Take On A Bankruptcy Case? July 2009 Make sure you know what you’re doing before you expand your practice by taking on a bankruptcy case – or any other matter outside your usual practice area.		Be a Choosy Lawyer May 2009 Client selection is even more important during an economic downturn, especially for solo practitioners and lawyers with small practices who might feel pressure to ignore the risk and accept a client or case outside their practice area.