The Legal Intelligencer
I have observed throughout my career that many of the most successful lawyers I know either play sports or have an athletic background. In last month's column, five characteristics of athletes that m
...from CLIENTSFirst Consulting, will discuss best practices, including gaining leadership...advance in their professional careers, while fostering...
...consistency with myriad employment laws. It is not uncommon, however, for HR professionals to get involved in the decision-making process only after a manager...
...by observing, in part, that she needed to better "balance her professional and personal life obligations," according to the opinion. Also in 2004...
Lawyers are competitive. By the very nature of their profession, lawyers want to win and their clients hire them to win or, at a minimum, to get the best possible results
...worked with have athletic backgrounds. Very few of these lawyers were Olympians, professionals or college All-Americans; the common thread was that they played team...
...senior-level marketers. Is this a short-term project or consulting assignment, or is your firm planning on outsourcing its marketing for the...
...she was going to be "ditsy-witsy Maggie" or "professional Maggie," the opinion said. In addition to the "...
...technology to practitioners under specified circumstances. This allows smaller and rural-based practices to have access to EHR technology that they may otherwise not be...
It had long been my ambition to bring one of the country's most esteemed economists to address the Philadelphia Estate Planning Council. Therefore, I was pleased when Anirban Basu accepted my invitat
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