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The Legal MSO: Less Work, More Wealth—and the End of Law Firms as We Know Them

I’ve always appreciated the brutal brilliance of the line: “The problem with law firms is that they’re run by lawyers.”

Avoiding the Employment Law Hot Seat

Minnesota’s employment laws are ever evolving. For law firms, it’s not just their clients feeling the pressure. Firms must juggle

Natalie Webb: Guiding Clients with Compassion and Clarity

Family law attorney Natalie Webb doesn’t just practice law—she builds bridges. Between fractured relationships, misunderstood expectations, and emotionally charged moments,

Odalo J. Ohiku: A Guiding Voice in Family Law

For Attorney Odalo J. Ohiku, founder of OHIKU LAW OFFICE in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, practicing family law is about far more

Samantha Klein: Finding a Path Forward Together

Samantha Klein enrolled in law school with the intent of becoming an environmental lawyer. After passing the bar, she began

Hossein Berenji: A Practice Built With Purpose

We sat down with Hossein Berenji, the owner of Berenji & Associates Family Law Attorneys, to discuss his journey from

Debra R. Schoenberg: ‘It’s About Relationships’

The principal at Schoenberg Family Law Group in San Francisco, Debra Schoenberg brings over 35 years of experience in family

The Shift to Autonomous Trucking—Perspectives from a Trial Attorney

One of the most critical phases of any commercial trucking accident trial is the testimony of the truck driver, and

Taylor Waldrop Pribisco: Built on Teamwork

At first glance, it might seem unusual to compare a law firm to a sports team—but for the attorneys at