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Lawyers, Feeling Stuck? Creativity May Unstick You. February 12, 2019

You are the best in the world at something. No other person has lived your life, acquired your skills, has your talents, or is capable of delivering your unique formula to the world. For a little help with direction, I joyfully offer the following four books: The Art of Work ...

Lawyers, Feeling Stuck? Creativity May Unstick You. February 12, 2019
You are the best in the world at something. No other person has lived your life, acquired your skills, has your talents, or is capable of delivering your unique formula to the world. For a little help ...
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Are Lawyers Natural Thought Leaders? February 4, 2019
The answer is yes. A thought leader is one whose views on a subject are taken to be authoritative and influential. A lawyer succeeds in that objective every time she advocates for a client. Lawyers ...
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5 Notary Defects to Raise in your Collection-Defense Case November 16, 2018
What is a notary? A notary public is appointed by the state to verify the 1) signer's identity; 2) signer's willfulness; and the 3) document's authenticity. A notary is appointed by the state to help ...
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10 Phenomenal Books for the Money Conscious November 15, 2018
It has been a while since my last blog post. The primary reason for the delay was a deep immersion in self-education and formal education. Since the completion of my LL.M. (tax law), I'm preparing to ...
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100 Examples of the 80/20 Rule August 23, 2018
Also known as: The Pareto Principle The Principal of Least Effort The Principal of Imbalance The Law of the Vital Few and the Trivial Many The More with Less Principal The Rule The 80/20 Rule asserts ...
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Taxation of Lawsuit Recoveries: 10 Points of Law August 6, 2018
The same tax rules apply whether the award is made by settlement (before or after lawsuit) or awarded through a judgment. But the parties can influence taxation by inserting pivotal facts in a ...
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