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Like leaders in educational, business, medical, and other professional services organizations routinely do, legal leaders should want to train and develop their people.  But, concerns about costs and benefits and projected return on investment in personal...

Lawyers, like competitive athletes who play contact sports, can before, during, and after their work experience a wide variety of emotions. These stem from the pressures and stress experienced while performing the varied tasks of their work. The effects...

This post connects my continued emotional education to what I call “My Blue Handkerchief Case”. The professional and personal lives of lawyers involve emotions. We experience joy, anger, sadness, fear, disgust, and, among many others, awe as we try to...

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