Are You Getting Good Cases for YOU?

I would not say that getting business is easy. It takes some work. It takes some thought and effort. Anyone could take my list of 27 things to do, add a few that are particular to you or your locality, and be buried in work. I’ve had lawyer/skeptics dispute this, telling me they just wish […]

How Do You Work With Reporters? With A Little Common Sense and Methodology.

We’ve all been told it is good practice to have a relationship with reporters (and they are increasingly being pushed to scour the universe for content). Therefore, it’s key to your marketing and credibility-building activities to develop these relationships but it’s not always easy.  As much as reporters may want what you have to offer […]

The Case of The Client Who Knew Too Much

This guest post was written by Jay Reeves for Lawyers Mutual Liability Insurance Company of North Carolina. A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing. Especially when dealing with clients. Make no mistake – it is a pleasure to work with intelligent people. It makes our job easier when we represent clients who do their […]

Faculty Announcement – Greg Yaghmai

Greg Yaghmai is an attorney with significant experience in all aspects of litigation. He will teach “Using Constitutional Criminal Law in Your Practice Every Day” at Solo Practice University®. Greg graduated with honors from The Citadel where he received his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. In 1997, he received his law degree from Cumberland School […]

Isn’t It Time to Stop Thinking and Make Your Move?

It seems everyone is talking about transition. The NYSBA dedicated its entire January 2014 Journal to the topic. Jane Pauley, who hosts ‘Life Reimagined TODAY’, was interviewed on the ‘Sunday Morning’ show January 12th about her new book looking at baby boomers in transition. Even Queen Latifah had Kenneth Delmar (great video), an established painter, appear on her […]

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