Law Practice,
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Dec. 9, 2024
Facing fears, spreading cheer, and avoiding legal 'Grinchiness'
As the holiday season approaches, lawyers can draw inspiration from cherished tales like The Nutcracker, The Grinch, and A Christmas Carol to reflect on their practice. By facing fears head-on, shifting perspectives on materialism, and embracing community service, attorneys can avoid risks, build stronger client relationships, and contribute positively to their communities.
The holidays are a busy time for lawyers. As year-end billing comes to a close and attorneys are bustling with casework before the holiday break, this time of the year also heralds the sounds of cherished children's stories and carols that all people, lawyers included, know and love.
While these tales impart morals like generosity and overcoming adversity, lawyers may also want to listen in to how these fables can apply to the ...
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