Litigators know that much of their courthouse time isn’t spent on actual legal work, but rather on waiting for their case to be called. The time in front of a judge or court officer is usually brief compared to the
In the past, the inner workings of law firms were closely guarded, known mostly by partners, and even then not fully understood. As long as profits rolled in and bonuses were handed out, few questioned how things worked. Today, that
Becoming a partner at a Biglaw firm is often seen as the ultimate achievement in the legal profession. While many assume it guarantees long-term financial security—especially given the impressive profits per partner at top firms—new reports suggest the reality is
For most attorneys, a key marketing goal is to create a steady stream of referrals—both from fellow lawyers and trusted business contacts. When those efforts pay off, the question of referral fees often comes up. Here’s what you need to
While many law firms stick to traditional hierarchies, a flat, team-based structure can foster collaboration, innovation, and employee satisfaction. In my firm—which represents top surgeons in insurance reimbursement cases—we combine legal professionals with experts from medical and health insurance fields.
What’s the core requirement to practice law? Beyond a touch of ego, it’s simple — you need a client. Even if that “client” is conveniently fabricated to take advantage of certain legal loopholes, the profession still revolves around having someone