Law Practice,
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Jan. 8, 2025
Why your EQ might be your secret weapon as a new attorney
As a new attorney, developing Emotional Intelligence (EQ) will set you apart, helping you build strong relationships, communicate effectively, and navigate legal challenges with empathy.
It's official--for those who passed the bar exam and have been sworn in, Jan. 1 marks the beginning of your first year of practice as licensed attorneys. If you are among this group, congratulations. As you embark on this rite of passage, you will receive a lot of unsolicited advice. Here's one suggestion you may not hear as frequently: Hone your Emotional Intelligence skills, also known as your Emotional Quotient (EQ). $95
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