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Navigating through conflict this holiday season
Let’s face it, the holidays bring out the best and worst in people. Whether it’s that distant cousin you have to tolerate at the holiday dinner, or the co-worker who tells the same annoying jokes every year at the office party, we are likely to encounter some type of conflict this time of year. Joyce Weiss is an expert in the conflict resolution business, and coaches individuals and companies through the process of healthy communications and interactions. Read on to learn Joyce’s tips for healthy interactions this holiday season.
Is blogging too much for the small business owner?
I’ve noticed amongst the legal community that solo and small law firms struggle with starting or continuing to blog regularly. Perhaps it’s because they don’t have a marketing department and are too busy handling their caseload along with all the other functions at the firm. Do other professionals and small business owners face the same […]
Blogging Tips for the Professional
Our last blog featuring Attorney Lisa Schmidt, the Legal Linguist, asked whether you should be blogging?This blog features some additional blogging tips from the Legal Linguist for those professionals who wish to forge ahead and create their own blog for their business.
Should you be blogging?
Professionals often struggle with balancing their workload with the time factor involved in consistent blogging. The Legal Linguist offers one solution and some tips to become an effective blogger.
Here’s your chance to Ask the Lawyer
The premise behind the event is to give the public access to lawyers in different practice areas for an initial consultation, at no charge. 15 minute consultations will be set up between lawyers and guests with legal questions at the event. The guests can speak to a number of lawyers if they have legal questions on a variety of topics, since many practice areas will be covered. Please refer to the attached flyer for a listing of the different practice areas. Some attorneys will have exhibit tables set up, and guests can talk with them there also.