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Catherine Lovering is a freelance writer with bylines on Healthline, Interest.com, IvyExec.com, and Paste. Her areas of expertise include health, consumer information, personal finance, legal marketing, small business, individual and corporate taxation, insurance, Canadian tax law, Canadian consumer finance, digital marketing, content marketing, fitness, and public policy. She holds an LLB (JD) from the University of Victoria.
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How Attorneys Can Hire a Mediator
As a lawyer, you’ve probably received some training in a diverse range of options for conflict resolution. Going to court is one option, but alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is promoted as a cheaper and less stressful alternative. Your clients might have heard of mediation but don’t know whether it’s appropriate in their case, or even…Read More
Is AI content legal on law firm websites?
In the past, legal work has meant spending hours combing through documents. New technology has made this type of detailed document review much easier and more efficient. This technology is a form of artificial intelligence (AI). But what about using AI in your legal marketing? AI services like ChatGPT or Google Gemini can quickly produce…Read More
Why should I have reviews on multiple sites?
Small law firms know the importance of reputation in generating business. Word of mouth and personal referrals are key components of building a practice. So also are client reviews. These are evidence to potential clients that you’ve successfully helped others in similar circumstances, and might be able to do the same for them. With an…Read More
Should I Move from Big Law to a Small Firm?
Lawyers have to weigh many considerations during their hopefully-long careers. One of the most salient is the choice between working for a big law firm and a small one. Those who are already clocking in days at a big firm might wonder whether it’s the right time to scale down or move to a small…Read More
Should I Move from a Small Firm to Big Law?
There’s a lot of talk about big law associates making the break for small firms, but there are also plenty of lawyers who move in the opposite direction. Going from a small firm to a large practice comes with a number of personal and professional adjustments. Depending on your goals for your work-life balance and…Read More
How Consumers Hire a Mediator
Some of the most personal disputes you might encounter, like divorce or separation, can be stressful when they go through the court system. Many people find working with a mediator can make the process easier and more amenable to everyone involved. So, how do consumers go about finding a mediator? Below, we offer an overview…Read More
Turn your Love of Social Justice into a Law Career
People with a passion for social justice might find a legal career is an ideal fit. There are a number of avenues to take that combine legal training with making a difference. Depending on how you want to use your legal knowledge, you can work one-on-one with people or support organizations working towards equality. In…Read More
AI Tools for Law Firm Lead Generation
Legal practice has largely been the domain of lawyers who spend an inordinate amount of time reviewing, analyzing, and summarizing an unending flow of documents. Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have made the process more efficient and manageable for lawyers, in particular small firm practitioners who don’t have the personpower to read an endless…Read More
Turn your Love of Animals into a Law Career
When you enter a legal practice, your love of animals doesn’t have to go by the wayside. You can incorporate animal protection and welfare as a core aspect of your legal career by considering practice areas that can involve animal rights. Even at the beginning of your law education, you can start to incorporate animal…Read More
Turn Your Love of Fashion into a Law Career
All too often, people think they have to sacrifice their passion in order to take on a “sensible” career. You might love fashion but decide to pursue law so you can have a myriad of employment choices later in life. However, you can use your legal skills in the world of fashion. You can work with…Read More
How E-Payments Help Lawyers Build Practices: Options and Benefits
Paying online is a given for many business types, from your cable company to Amazon Prime. The idea still might feel foreign to those who run professional practices, like solo or small law firms. Although it might feel comfortable to stick with the paper check or walk-in-to-pay system, there are numerous benefits to accepting e-payments….Read More
Harnessing Vulnerability in the Legal Industry
Vulnerability feels like a “soft” word with no place in the highly competitive, high-risk world of legal practice. However, the idea of embracing vulnerability has been gaining traction in the profession. It can support many of your practice ideals, from positive client feedback to high job satisfaction. What Is Vulnerability? Researcher Brene Brown takes a…Read More