Why A Lawyer Should Never Try to Shoot from the Hip
As a kid, I always thought any Hollywood cowboy who could shoot from the hip and kill the villain was one tough hombre that no one in their right mind would ever want to mess [...]
Law and Gardening
“We must cultivate our garden.” —Voltaire, Candide I wasn’t much of a Voltaire fan when I was assigned Candide in a European History course in college, which seems like 100 years ago. Truth be told, [...]
ALPS In Brief – Episode 52: Listening to Your Life Part 2
As Mark alluded to in Part 1 of Listening to Your Life, the journey isn’t over. Mark recaps the lessons learned over a season of cycling, exceeding his distance goals, challenges he faced head-on (including [...]
Lawyers: A Law Firm’s Greatest Asset
Who finds the business serviced by a law firm? Lawyers. Who minds the business serviced by a law firm? Lawyers. Who grinds the business serviced by a law firm? Lawyers. Notice the trend? And lawyers who are not well, are not [...]
A Risk Management Tip for Attorneys Who Act as Title Agents
Sometimes the teacher becomes the student, which is exactly what happened to me during a post CLE conversation between a panel member and an attendee that I was fortunate enough to be privy to. In [...]
Path To Well-Being In Law Podcast: Episode 6 – Tim Carroll & Margaret Odgen
In Episode 6, Bree and Chris begin an important trek around states taking notable leading roles in the wellness movement based on their work, innovation and programming. Catapulted by the leadership of original National Task [...]
