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MyCase
MAY 25, 2021
As the pandemic starts to recede, everyone is wondering what’s next. What will the office look like post-pandemic? The survey, “ Lawyers Perspectives on Returning to the Office ,” was conducted by Law360 and Pulse and Major, Lindsey and Africa. Will the nature of work change?
ALPS
APRIL 25, 2022
along with her co-authors, who are accustomed to a woman leader, we set out together to learn and report on what has happened to women lawyers in the last couple of years and what they now want for their professional lives. . Everyone has heard of the glass ceilings in many law firms. Why We Wrote This Article
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MyCase
JUNE 15, 2021
Businesses, including law firms, are beginning to re-open, and employees are heading back to work. Rather, law firm leaders should reflect on what was learned from the effects of the pandemic, including the benefits of remote working, and how to incorporate those learnings into their businesses moving forward.
Attorney at Work
OCTOBER 12, 2022
Your business development department or practice leader has been pushing you to work on business development activities. Write the First Draft of a 300-Word Blog Post, Article or Alert (60 Minutes) Take a common issue and write about it. Repurpose a slide deck, conference presentation or webinar into a blog post.
ALPS
MAY 31, 2022
Welcome to the Path To Well-Being in Law podcast, an initiative of the Institute for Well-Being in Law. As most of you know, this is the place that we are welcoming advocates and activists in the wellbeing space, all intent on building and nurturing and national network of folks intent on creating a culture shift within the profession.
ALPS
APRIL 18, 2022
The Battle Royal: Hybrid or Back to the Office? . You might as well resort to reading goat entrails and tea leaves to predict the future of law practice, because it is woefully unclear what law firms will decide. Others are demanding office meetings or even traveling to attend meetings with the client. .
ALPS
DECEMBER 30, 2020
MAPP is the Executive Director of the Utah State Bar’s Well-Being Committee for the Legal Profession working with Utah’s judges, lawyers, and law students to enhance engagement, performance, resilience, and overall well-being. Prior to working in the well-being field, Martha practiced law for almost 18 years. Martha Knudson, J.D.,
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