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Posted in: In the News
Last week, a Massachusetts judge found Michelle Carter guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of her 18-year-old boyfriend, Conrad Roy III, who killed himself by inhaling carbon monoxide. Carter had strongly urged Roy to commit suicide via many text messages and a phone conversation. This case has sparked a debate over free speech across the nation, so we asked […]
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I admit: For a long time, when it came to social justice issues, I was nothing more than a couch potato. Any time I came across something that fired me up, the furthest I would go is share a strongly worded status update or an article to my like-minded bubble on Facebook. Fast forward to this […]
Posted in: Leverage Technology
I’m not the biggest Apple fanboy on the planet, but I’ve certainly sent a lot of money to Cupertino over the years. My first computer was an Apple II+. I used Mac Classics in high school when I worked on the school newspaper. I was studying computer science when OS X launched with Unix-underpinnings, and […]
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The best t-shirt I ever owned was a classic from Threadless. It declared: “This was supposed to be the future. They lied to us. Where is my jetpack? Where is my robotic companion?” By looking at the news this week, it appears that maybe my t-shirt was simply premature. Perhaps “they” didn’t really lie to us. […]
Posted in: Op-Ed
For anyone who works remotely—whether every day or just once in a while—there’s something energizing about working out of your local Starbucks or local coffee shop. However, it’s not just about the free Wi-Fi or addictive beverages. Recently, I had left work for a doctor’s appointment but had about an hour to kill before picking my […]
Posted in: Boost Wellness
Ask a general manager of a sports franchise about building a culture and his or her eyes may light up before declaring that culture is the key to winning. Ask the principal in a small to mid-sized law firm the same question, and you may receive a blank stare. However, culture at a law firm—or […]
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Starting tonight at sundown, Passover 2017 begins. It continues for 8 nights, through the 18th. This holiday honors and celebrates the liberation of the Israelites from Egyptian enslavement more than 3,000 years ago. For those of you celebrating and heading to seders tonight, we wish you a happy, happy Passover. Whether or celebrating or not, we thought you’d enjoy this creative, […]
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It’s no secret that this is the Golden Age of television. There are more shows than ever these days, and so many of them are actually good. Like crazy good. Of course, there are the best of the best such as Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Stranger Things, and my husband and I certainly try […]
Posted in: Op-Ed
If you’ve been keeping on top of the news lately, you’ve probably read several articles about artificial intelligence (AI) and how technology will eventually take over millions of jobs. Larry Port, CEO of Rocket Matter, recently wrote an article about this very subject entitled “How Much Should Lawyers Worry About Automation.” However, it’s important to remember what separates humans from […]
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Lawyers understand the need to stay current and relevant in a world where content is king. One popular way they can do that is by listening to legal podcasts. Some podcasts withstand the test of time, while others come and go. There are literally dozens upon dozens to consider, but luckily we’ve done the work […]