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Associate’s Mind Primer For Young Professionals Seeking Mentors

Last week I wrote at length on relationships. Specifically, How To Turn A Casual Relationship Into A Real Relationship. In that post, I discussed three broad network categories, noting that all the relationships in your life are not equal. In the post I focused on...

A Lawyer’s Duty – Lawyers Respond To #JeSuisCharlie

by Keith Lee | Writing

The horrific shooting in Paris took place while I was on the road. I had been invited over to Emory Law School to talk about blogging. I listened, utterly in shock at the scenario I was listening to on the news. I got to my brother-in-law’s house and read about...

No Navigator, No Parachute, No Problem: Flying Solo – July 2014

by Florida Esq | Uncategorized

Sorry about the delay, folks. The end of July was a little nuts, and it’s taken me a few days to make sure everything’s squared away. Here are the slightly-delayed numbers for July: Clients Referral from other attorneys: 5 Found me online: 2 Referral from area...

The Secret Ambition of Every Brief

by Keith Lee | Writing

While researching something completely unrelated, I came upon a brief article by Justice Maria Rivera (First District Court of Appeal, Div. 4, CA) regarding writing briefs for appeals entitled: The Ten Commandments of Brief Writing. Before delving into the “Ten...

No Navigator, No Parachute, No Problem: Flying Solo – June 2014