Stress Hardy Transition
Originally published in Highlights 11:4

In turbulent financial times, lawyers and others are living in fear of losing their jobs, or even worse, not finding a new one. This article offers creative ideas for dealing with stress and for marketing yourself in a time of transition. Download pdf of article here.

  The Role of Stress and Anxiety in Depression in the Legal Profession
Originally published in GPSolo Law Trends & News

Lawyers suffer from clinical depression at an alarming rate. The author of this article, a litigator for more than 20 years, is one of them. Download pdf of article here.

  Facing a Layoff? Seven Things You Can Do Today
By Tim Batdorf
Originally published in The Young Lawyer 13:7

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  Personal Finance 101
Originally published in Student Lawyer 37:7

In these uncertain economic times, it's important to make smart decisions. Follow these 10 key steps to build a solid financial foundation. Download pdf of article here.

  Balanced for Success: Informational Interview with George Kaufman, author of The Lawyer's Guide to Balancing Life and Work
Originally published in Student Lawyer 37:1

Meet George Kaufman, author of The Lawyer’s Guide to Balancing Life and Work, who talks about work-life balance, career choices, and ways for students to embrace their creativity and passion. Download pdf of article here.

  Navigating Maternity Leave: How to Maintain Your Sanity and Your Career
Originally published in Perspectives 17:2

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  A Golden Opportunity
By Harold G. Wren
Originally published in Experience 17:3

Working as an Of Counsel member for a law firm allows a lawyer to be formally affiliated with a practice, but it is important to be aware of rules, concerns, and potential conflicts of interest when assuming this role. Signing on as an independent contractor may be a better option. Weighing the tax benefits of an
Of Counsel role vs. an independent contractor role may help to make the decision easy. Download pdf of article here.

  A Judicious Change
By George H. Cain
Originally published in Experience 17:3

The first steps in moving from working for a firm to taking on an Of Counsel relationship are to evaluate your personal interests and views and seek out a firm that matches these. It is also important to consider any binding agreements made with previous employers that would prevent you from taking on a role with the new firm, including any benefit agreements. Download pdf of article here.