How to Work for Multiple Attorneys and THRIVE
By: Jacqueline King Greetings, TPS Nation! Long time no blog…we know, we know. Let’s chalk it up to the fearless founder’s busy …
Tag Archives: advice
Working for an Unethical Attorney? Run. Like. Hell.
By: Jamie Collins “If you’re going through hell, keep going.” – Winston Churchill Dear Paralegal Colleague, Looking back, I remember …
Paralegals in Big-Law: The Unsung Heroes of the ‘New Normal’
By: Daniel Gans We have a new contributing writer stepping up onto the TPS stage today! Daniel Gans is here …
3rd Place Winner – “A Paralegal’s Road to Envy is Paved With Hard Work”
******* Our 3rd Place Winner ******* TPS Writing Contest – Envy/The Brick Wall Angela Masciulli, CP, MPS We’re pleased to …
“Tips for Acing an Informational Interview”
By: Taye Akinola, CRP Greetings, TPS Nation! We hope today’s post finds you high on sanity, low on stress, with an absolutely ample …
“The Paralegal Wars – Law Firms Fighting Over Top Talent”
By: Jamie Collins This post is directed to all of the attorneys who read our blog. (We know you’re out there.) I …
“There’s No Response to Stupid”
By: Lesley Neff Best title ever? Quite possibly. The day this post made its way into my in-box, I found myself …
Tweeting Jurors and the “Google Mistrial”
By: Daphne Drescher, CP Reprinted with permission from Proparalegal: http://www.proparalegal.com. A super interesting article from Daphne Drescher regarding social media, …
“The Tale of Two Paralegals – Shake Off Complacency and Change Your Life”
By: Jamie Collins Reprinted with permission from KNOW: The Magazine for Paralegals: http://www.paralegalknowledge.com. I’m here today to share the story …
Be Cognizant of your “Field of Five”
By: Chassidy King Welcome back to the paralegal playground! Wanna know what I love, TPS readers? When one of our …
“The Journey That Took One Paralegal to the Plains of Africa”
By: Kacie C. Houck Paralegal & Co-Founder of KaNaomi International, Ltd. Welcome back, TPS readers! Today, we’re honored to bring …
Wanna Meet With Me? How About Never.
By: Jamie Collins Greetings, TPS readers! Today, I’m here to share the juicy tidbits of an inner-office exchange, which occurred …
What Ontario’s “Grandfather of Paralegals” Taught Me
By: Chris Geobey Welcome back, TPS Nation! Today, we’re excited to share a post written by Chris Geobey, a Licensed Paralegal …
“Going From The Gate – To The Goal”
By: Jamie Collins Last summer, my dad and I took a weekend trip to Nashville, Tennessee. Although my relentless attempts …
“A Walk In The Trenches – Trial Survival Tips”
By: Chassidy King Today, we’re featuring a fun and candid post written by a new Guest Contributor named Chassidy. Several weeks ago, …
“Deposition Preparation – The Short List”
By: Richard A. Cook, Esq. As a busy paralegal, you know what I’m always looking for? Anything and everything that could …
“The Death (and Resurrection) of a Near-and-Dear Paralegal Resource”
By: Jamie Collins There are certain days when the things we each “need” to accomplish and that list of things …
“Got Stress?”
By: Jamie Collins As featured in the November/December 2012 edition of Facts & Findings, NALA’s bi-monthly magazine for paralegals, and …
“Preparing for Mediation – It’s All In The Details”
By: Richard A. Cook, Esq. Greetings, TPS Nation! Today, we’re bringing attorney, Rich Cook, back to the TPS stage to share what should …
“Living the Dream”
By: Karen R. George, FRP We hope this post finds you “living the dream.” While our goals and endeavors may certainly …
“Peering Out My Barless Office Window: A Candid Lesson About Work/Life Balance”
By: Jamie Collins Reprinted with permission from KNOW, The Magazine for Paralegals: http://www.paralegalknowldege.com. I like to think that I do …
My Quiet (R)Evolution – Episode Two: “Put on a Brave Face”
By: Jennifer Devine Happy Friday, TPS Nation! If you came in search of an insightful and inspiring post, you’ve come to …
“Mentorship — The Golden Nuggets of Knowledge”
By: Barbara A. Bessey, CP Greetings, TPS Nation! It’s great to see you on this absolutely fabulous Monday morning. Here’s …
“Business Dining Etiquette 911: Awkward Moments”
By: Stayce Wagner When I was a young professional, there were a few business dining dilemmas that always caused me …
“The Price of Success”
By: Jamie Collins “The important thing is this: to be able, at any moment, to sacrifice what we are for …
“Shoot for the Curb – Everything Else is Gravy”
By: Chere Estrin Reprinted with permission from The Estrin Report: http://www.estrinlegaled.typepad.com I admit it – the title of this post on …
“A Little Primer on Legal Citation”
By: Daphne Drescher, CP The legal profession is a scholarly one. Lawyers take positions on behalf of their clients, and …
“Why Is Geek Speak Yelling At Me?”
By: Lindsay H. Valek At long last…it’s Happy High Heel Friday! Best line of the day? You heard it here, …
“Business Dining 101: The Top 10 Questions”
By: Stayce Wagner Not so long ago, I found myself reaching out to Stacye Wagner via e-mail to seek any etiquette …
“Free Research Resources for Legal Minds”
By: Dorothy Secol, CLA What do snow and free legal research have in common; besides the fact that they’re both …
