by RG | Apr 29, 2026 | legal matters
MSOs can predict a law firm’s anticipated revenue (and potential value) with a level of precision most firms can’t match. Brooke Lively explains the shift toward data-driven firm valuation and why it deserves every law firm owner’s attention. The...
by RG | Apr 28, 2026 | legal matters
Psychotherapist Liza Brackbill joins Larry Port to discuss the clinician shortage and the academic roadmap for a flexible career in mental health. The post The Need for More Therapists: High Demand, AI, and Career Flexibility appeared first on Articles, Tips and Tech...
by RG | Apr 27, 2026 | legal matters
Sally Schmidt | When you do something repetitively, it’s easy to go on autopilot. Establishing client service protocols helps ensure you’re paying proper attention to every client. The post Legal Client Service Protocols: Tips to Ensure Things Don’t Slip Through the...
by RG | Apr 27, 2026 | legal matters
If you ask most lawyers what productivity looks like, the answer is predictable, says Karen Skinner. More hours. Faster turnaround. More, more, more. But what if better productivity means doing less, not more? The post The Law Firm Productivity Myth That’s Burning...
by RG | Apr 26, 2026 | legal matters
Most lawyers don’t have a content problem—they have an intention problem. Learn how to fix your LinkedIn presence using the power of data storytelling and psychology. The post Why LinkedIn Content Fails (and How to Fix It) appeared first on Articles, Tips and Tech for...
by RG | Apr 24, 2026 | legal matters
Eric Magnuson | A written prohibition on the use of consumer AI tools is a sticky note on an unlocked door. It does not prevent entry. Contracts, technical controls, training and enforcement must reinforce the policy. The post Beyond AI Policy: What to Tell Your...
