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We recently asked lawyers about the most challenging aspects of running a law firm. We received lots of responses—so many, in fact, that we decided to run a second article on the subject. Here’s what lawyers had to say: “Running a criminal defense firm is an enormous amount of responsibility. I am responsible for making […]
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No one ever said running a law firm is easy. Here, ten attorneys share the most challenging aspects of their jobs: “Dealing with people and taking home their problems. You often see people at their worst, but their biggest crises and worst times of their life is your day to day. It is impossible […]
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A few months ago, we ran a piece in which lawyers shared the marketing tips that worked best for their firms. However, we were so inundated with responses that we decided to run a second article on the subject. Here, even more lawyers share the tips that worked best for them: ”Everything a business owner does is ‘marketing’…from the […]
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Productivity generally means generating something of value. However, in a professional setting, productivity has to generate something of value to you. This should come in the form of accolades, recognition, or higher compensation. Performing tasks that benefit the office but don’t translate to professional advancement for you are, very simply, not productive. Unfortunately, such nonproductive […]
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My husband and I lived in New York City sixteen years ago. He saw the second plane hit. We both saw the towers collapse. We will never forget even a minute of that horrific, surreal day. We will also never forget what happened in the city afterwards. While New Yorkers might be known for […]
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We at Rocket Matter are here to help lawyers stay out of trouble and make more money, not to opine on national politics. However, as the CEO of this company, I believe the recent events in Charlottesville to be historically significant enough to merit a reaction. When white supremacists and neo-Nazi’s march in the street, it’s […]
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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 […]
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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. […]