How Does Coaching Work?

November 22 , 2010
 
by Kathleen Bradley

So you have made the initial leap – you have contacted a coach and asked for support in connection with a particular challenge area relating to your work or life.  What can you expect when you walk through the door …

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Unconscious Bias and Attrition

November 18 , 2010
 
by Helise Harrington

A former associate recently sued Clifford Chance for discrimination under New York City’s Human Rights Law for discrimination based on race and gender.  She claimed that the firm targeted minorities and women when it laid off six associates in November …

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by Kathleen Bradley

Lawyers need to maintain sustained high performance in the face of unceasing pressure, requiring more and more of their time and energy.  Most lawyers and the firms they work for attempt to deal with this only from the neck up, …

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by Ken Jackson

You are an excellent litigator! Is that the ultimate measure of success in your firm? While your legal knowledge and technical ability is critical, in today’s environment demonstrating other highly desirable skills may very well be the deciding factor in …

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Why do lawyers hire a coach?

November 04 , 2010
 
by Kathleen Bradley

Law schools teach lawyers the law but they do little, if anything, to teach the skills needed to become an outstanding practitioner.  Many lawyers, therefore, turn to coaches to help them acquire and develop the essential skills needed over the …

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