July/August 2025
VOLUME 44, ISSUE 7

Table of Contents

Features

Communications and Organizational Management

Encouraging Young Associates to Stay

By Alex Heshmaty

Budding attorneys look beyond a paycheck when considering longevity at a firm. Here’s how to retain top talent.

Human Resources Management

The Parent Gap: Building a Supportive Workplace for Working Moms

By Kelly Zimmerman

Firms can take seven actionable steps to ensure that working moms leave with a sense of security and return with the resources to maintain a work-life balance.

Legal Industry/Business Management

How to Approach Work-from-Home in Legal

By Alex Heshmaty

As work-from-home policies are reevaluated, law firms must consider productivity, data safety and employee satisfaction when creating new policies.

Columns

Financial Management

The Importance of Financial Scenario Modeling and Predictive Forecasting

By Maya Hockley

In today’s legal landscape, predictive forecasting is a necessity — not a luxury.

BP Perspective: Insights From a Business Partner

Avoiding the Toggle Tax by Integrating AI

By Jill Schornack

AI could raise the “toggle tax.” Law firms should stop paying up.

Business Development: Leveraging Growth Opportunities

Building a Culture That Pays

By Gary Allen

How to align trust, accountability and compensation in law firms through transparency, operational planning and more.

Innovations: Fresh Thoughts for Managing

Future-Proofing Your Tech Solutions

By Aaron Brooks

Legacy systems are holding businesses back. Learn how modernization can keep your organization customer-focused, scalable and efficient.

Departments

Industry News:
Legal Management Updates

Metrics in Mentoring: Building Better Attorneys Through Data-Driven Conversations

By Rodney Boehm

The most effective way to manage attorneys for success is to provide data-based guidance to monitor performance.

Tips & Trends:
Industry Advice and Developments

The 30-60-90 Day Contract Challenge

By Matt Lhoumeau

Transform how your firm onboards new clients through a three-month structured program.

 

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