As a family lawyer, failing to learn from your mistakes – without feeling like a failure – can spell disaster for your career, happiness, and health. Here’s why. Read more
In case you missed them the first time around, take a look at what your colleagues have been reading; here are our top 10 most-read articles of 2019! Read more
Before you can assign appropriate Jewish holiday schedules in custody/visitation matters, you must learn each parent’s mode of holiday observance. Read more
Unfortunately, earning power does not automatically bestow money-management skills, so here are a few money lessons every family young lawyer should learn. Read more
Jewish law requires not only a civil divorce but also a Jewish divorce, called a “Get.” Without a Get, the consequences for a woman can be life-altering. Read more
Requesting social media content has become commonplace. However, the practice of effectively obtaining & presenting social media evidence often falls short. Read more
Online Dispute Resolution technology could generate significant opportunities for those attorneys willing to embrace change and evolve their practices. Read more
Here they come: the whiners, ingrates, and critics. Here's how to keep your patience – and your temper – when dealing with complainers. Read more
Can you overcome retention bias and adversarial allegiance during cross-examination? Stephen Kolodny offers advice based on his 50 years of trial experience. Read more
The legal profession has a serious problem with addiction and mental health issues; thankfully, several national lawyer organizations have stepped up to help. Read more
