Today is a special guest post authored (albeit under some parental coercion!) by my oldest daughter, Elana Joy Israel. As I’ve always said, I started solo because I didn’t have any other options, but I stayed solo (with a small team) because it was the best option as a parent.
For those of you who
The 3rd edition of Solo by Choice is now available on Amazon and I want to make it a #1 bestseller. Why?
Because every law student can recite the starting salary of a biglaw attorney but can’t recite the benefits of starting a law firm.
Because every lawyer re-evaluating their work post-pandemic deserves to know
As I mentioned in this post, I had the opportunity to testify before the Maryland House Government Operations Committee on proposed bill HB292 which would gather data on the race and gender of lawyers subject to disciplinary proceedings by Maryland regulators. Although I’ve never testified before the Maryland legislature before, this wasn’t my first
As management consultant Peter Drucker has been credited with saying, “If you don’t measure it, you can’t manage it.” Regardless of attribution, the quote came to mind when I was asked to testify before the Maryland Health and Government Operations Committee on proposed legislation that would track the gender, race, and outcome of attorney disciplinary