Author Index Karen Erger

This risk-management speed drill will keep best practices top of mind. Ready, set, go!

Sleep is a necessity, not a luxury.

Too smart to take the computer-fraud bait? Don't be so sure.

When law firm partners steal, the losses are enormous.

Saying "yes" to a case outside your competence is usually a mistake.

Subordinate lawyers have to exercise independent judgment, even if it means standing up to a supervising lawyer.

Ever use a public computer to access you work email? Find out how risky that is.

Aren't women lawyers competent to make their own judgments about what to wear to work?

Perfectionism won't make you perfect. In fact, it might actually inhibit your performance.

A recent iteration of the Nigerian email scam offers lessons for lawyers.

Prepare for the unlikely event of malpractice - alleged or real.

Why is Breaking Bad's shady Saul Goodman so popular?

Bluesy advice for dealing with downer clients.

Make sure your professional liability policy is shipshape.

You survived law school - now your legal education really begins.

Anxious about public speaking? Try choosing a topic you really know.

Real estate law now generates more claims than any other practice area.

Build up your retirement account and downsize lavish late-life dreams.

Keep your firm from becoming the scene of an embezzlement whodunit.

You can’t not be a lawyer, so always be on your best behavior.

Even claims that don't result in a payout teach lessons.

More about the pros and cons of e-calendars.

An interview with a lawyer who did just that.

Sometimes the best technology is good old pen and paper.

Don't let fear cloud your judgment when it comes to reporting claims.

Consulting your client's insurance agent can help you avoid trouble.

Living in the present offers rich spiritual rewards - and leads to fewer errors.

Don't let exclusions in your malpractice coverage give you a scary surprise.

So what can you say and do on your website? A new ABA ethics opinion provides guidance.

What makes the oldsters tick? Here's a handy guide.