Time management is one of the most difficult problems a lawyer faces -- it truly is. I attended the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association's Annual Convention at The Peabody in Memphis, Tennessee last month.
At the Convention, Mark Powers (President of Atticus) spoke about time management strategies for your practice. He was great! He offered a lot of insight into the blatantly obvious "traps" that lawyers fall into all the time with their practices, e.g.: poor time managment, failing to delegate non-legal duties, etc. All of this results in running out of time to get things done, working weekends, missing out on family time, not marketing your practice, and so on. Most, if not all, of these "traps" can be avoided with careful time management. That's where Mark comes in to help.
Here's the link to his Web site: http://www.atticusonline.com/
At the Convention, Mark Powers (President of Atticus) spoke about time management strategies for your practice. He was great! He offered a lot of insight into the blatantly obvious "traps" that lawyers fall into all the time with their practices, e.g.: poor time managment, failing to delegate non-legal duties, etc. All of this results in running out of time to get things done, working weekends, missing out on family time, not marketing your practice, and so on. Most, if not all, of these "traps" can be avoided with careful time management. That's where Mark comes in to help.
Here's the link to his Web site: http://www.atticusonline.com/
Click on the "Articles" tab at the top and read the article entitled: "Ranking Your Clients: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly."
Mark and Atticus can change how you practice law -- for the better!
Get your life back and keep your law practice!
