Travel Tips for You and Your Clients October 27, 2015 Michele R.J. Allinotte Michele Allinotte of Allinotte Law Office Professional Corporation in Cornwall, Ontario provides some tips that she uses to be prepared before and during her travels should an emergency or legal issue arise. She has provided the same information to many of her clients before their travels and has found this information is particularly valuable.
The Courtesy of a Reply is Requested October 23, 2015 Michele R.J. Allinotte Michele Allinotte of Allinotte Law Office Professional Corporation in Cornwall, Ontario reflects on how to deal with a lack of reply from another party and also what a lawyer's obligations are in terms of replying to communications.
Top Tips for New Family Law Lawyers October 23, 2015 Steven M. Bookman Steven M. Bookman M.A. LL.B. Ph.D. is one of Canada’s most experienced family and estate law lawyers currently working in Toronto, Ontario. He has compiled a list of his tip tips for new family law lawyers.
Be Likeable: Shape Your Image (cognitive biases) October 23, 2015 Ian Hu, Counsel Ian Hu from practicePRO provides some tips on increasing your "like-ability factor" with clients.
4 Tech Tips to Improve your Efficiency and Free Up Your Time October 23, 2015 Jef Moddejonge Jef Moddejonge, founding partner of Kith & Kin LLP provides tips on how technology can help your practice.
Improve Your Professional Online Brand by Using LinkedIn February 11, 2015 Joey Gault The author reviews some of the key components required to have a successful LinkedIn profile.
Do-It-Yourself Marketing for Solo and Small Firm Lawyers February 10, 2015 Michele R.J. Allinotte Michele R.J. Allinotte discusses firm logos, social networking, blogging, SEO and traditional strategies as elements to a solo and small firm marketing plan on a small budget.
Dangers of Fixed-Term Employment Contracts February 10, 2015 Stuart E. Rudner Stuart E. Rudner of Rudner MacDonald LLP discusses the pitfalls of fix term employment contracts. Specifically, without a termination clause, employers ending a contract early will be on the hook for the balance of the term.
It is Time to Raise the Privacy and Security Bar February 10, 2015 Bob Seeman This article will help smaller firm lawyers better understand data security issues and also provides some questions to ask of technology providers that offer solutions to our profession.
How the Ryerson Law Practice Program Candidates Could Help You December 19, 2014 Chris Bentley Chris Bentley, Executive Director of the Ryerson Law Practice Program outlines the training received by Law Practice Program candidates.