Should Lawyers Embrace Or Fear ChatGPT?
The advent of AI for the masses has led to wild speculation about the future of work and life in all sectors and areas. Should we fear ChatGPT?
The advent of AI for the masses has led to wild speculation about the future of work and life in all sectors and areas. Should we fear ChatGPT?
Lawyer mental health has been a topic we’ve covered for some time, and it is an area that all lawyers in all roles must think about.
Law’s delayed future is a product of tremendous historically ingrained inertia. Change is coming, and soon.
Like it or not, being a company watchdog is increasingly part of the day to day responsibilities for many in-house counsel.
Like all practicing lawyers, in-house counsel have a lot on their plates and are constantly juggling. Business skills are key to success.
Balance your passion and your paycheck during these unprecedented times. Lawyers have more control after years of remote work.
When was the last time you evaluated your personal network? The quality of your network may be a key factor in furthering your career.
Lawyer burnout decreased slightly from Q4 2021, but it is still a major issue plaguing the profession. Learn to control the burn.
Do you tell people you are an expert? You might want to try not doing so for a number of reasons as a recent ACC Docket article discusses.
Imposter syndrome is prevalent and perhaps even more so during these unprecedented times. In-house counsel, take notice!