Scheduling

'Your friendship is highly valued. If this is about a life-threatening illness, push 1. A death in the family, push 2. Otherwise, push 3 to connect to my admin, who will see when I can fit you in.'

A little planning can help you avoid burning out in the new year.

Being the most productive requires you to be flexible and adapt to unforeseen circumstances.

For lawyers working in small firms, it all centers on a single point: awareness.

It’s not a matter of not having time, says tech columnist Jeff Bennion, it's a matter of time management.

Here's a handy quiz for determining whether you are in fact too busy.

Managing a calendar well is essential to being a good litigator, but don’t go crazy.

What has technology wrought in the legal profession? It has changed so much that it’s hard to count all the ways.

Litigators are slaves to the calendar more than most professionals, with schedules often determined largely not by them, but by courts, arbitrators, legislators, and clients.

Ouch! Was this benchslap justified, or was the judge being unreasonable?