Lawyers work in one of the highest-stressed professions in the world. Between demanding schedules, extremely heavy workloads, and problematic clients, there are many daily triggers that can bring about stress
Sitting at your desk for prolonged periods is not healthy. You are putting yourself at increased risk of obesity, diabetes, heart disease, a variety of cancers,…and a larger waist. So
As workers across the country are slowly beginning to return to the workplace, many are looking for ways to reduce the stress brough about by the pandemic. This is especially
Sure, we’re all adults now, but there’s still something in us that longs for the days when “summer” meant sleeping late, lazy days by the pool, and hanging with friends.
Summertime is upon us! With the country beginning to ease certain Covid restrictions, it’s time to start planning some R and R. However, for busy lawyers, getting away is easier
I’ll be honest. I’ve picked up some bad habits I’m not happy about during our collective coronavirus crisis. Possibly the worst is something that I assumed was my own routine: a
Rocket Aid, our online conference which doubles as a fundraiser for COVID-19, is now accredited for 12.5 hours of CLE in Florida! We really appreciate our awesome friends at the
COVID-19 has forced lawyers to work remotely. As many people are observing, this is not all bad. Working from home definitely has its advantages. As an employee, you’ll save time
With July 4th just around the corner, you might be looking for a good beach read to enjoy. (Yes, even lawyers need to relax.) We recently ran a piece with
With Memorial Day fast approaching, it’s time to get ready for summer and a little relaxation (yes, even for lawyers, too!) So to get you ready, we asked lawyers what’s
