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Diversity (or the Lack Thereof) in the Legal Profession
Shortly after graduating from law school I became interested in education law. I’ve always been a big believer in the power of public education. The chance to help make the field better really appealed to me. When I got the chance to work on a case for a local school board early on in my […]
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Understanding the Energy of Emotions
If you’ve ever done P90X or CrossFit, you know that after such an intense workout, you are completely fatigued and drained. Every part of your body — your heart, your lungs, your muscles, even your cells — just wants to rest and recuperate. This is common knowledge. Even if we’ve never done a single burpee, […]
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The Art of Delegation
One of the most important aspects of running a business is knowing how to delegate. Our job as entrepreneurs is to ensure our clients are happy and our businesses profitable. If we bog ourselves down with all the minutiae that goes into running a successful enterprise, we’ll never be able to focus on the bigger […]
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The Day My Husband Was Diagnosed With Cancer
Living the life of a litigator doesn’t come easy. The hours are long and the stress is high. But the payoff is immeasurable. Just ask my husband, Carlos. Carlos knew he wanted to be a lawyer since the age of 5. For him, his path was clear. After graduating from law school at 24 years old, Carlos’s […]
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The Power Struggle Is Real
First, let’s talk about what I mean by “power.” Some people may see the word and imagine an egomaniac, a dictator who tries to control what others think and do. But I don’t use the term “power” to describe how we treat others; instead, it’s how we compose ourselves. Having power means you are […]
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