How to Make Better Goals
I love creating goals. I love the philosophies behind setting goals. Some would even dare say… I’m annoying about it. That’s okay though, because it’s important enough to me that I’m willing to pester folks about the good word that is goal-making. This is a topic I’ve wanted to blog about for some time, but […] Continue Reading
Creating New Ideas for Interviews During COVID-19
Recently, we shifted some staff around into different departments and as a result, had a work comp paralegal position open up. We quickly did what we’ve done with any new position, which is to post up an ad on Indeed. Historically, we would run the ad for a week or two and get a […] Continue Reading
10 Important “Soft Skills” for New Legal-Field Workers
I’ve often had people ask me what the hardest part about being in the legal field is. I’ve thought about this a lot because it coincides with my desire to be the best attorney I can. I’ll first start by summarizing the difference between “hard” and “soft” skills. I think of hard skills […] Continue Reading
3 Big Mistakes Injured Workers Make If They Don’t Hire Attorneys
Injured workers who are not represented by attorneys are known as “pro se” claimants. These are the folks who have chosen to not hire an attorney and instead are trying to manage a case on their own. There are situations where this makes sense. For example, I don’t generally see a need for […] Continue Reading
One Perspective on Dealing with the COVID-19 Virus
We’re all living through a period in history that most of us have never experienced before. With that comes a variety of opinions, stories, and changes to day-to-day life; here are a few of my personal highlights. Work: Around the first of March, we started cleaning and sanitizing around the office more than usual. […] Continue Reading
