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by Nora Riva Bergman (Author)
You take care of your clients, your staff, and your law practice. Now it's time to take care of yourself. In 50 Lessons for Lawyers, Nora Riva Bergman shares the latest strategies on productivity, marketing, and leadership, together with the lessons she's learned in her years as a practicing attorney and business coach. You'll get bite-sized, easily digestible advice and tips on how you can start living each lesson right now
Providing advice and insight to lawyers who want to earn more and stress less, Nora highlights simple strategies that will put you on the road to awesome. Read individually or as a whole, each lesson equips you with the tools and motivation you need to kick old habits and develop new routines that will improve your life and practice one step at a time.
With lessons that fit into your busy schedule, it is easy to put the strategies that you learn into action each week.
Nora teaches essentials that professors left out in law school-from managing your time to delegating effectively to attracting the clients that you deserve-making this book a go-to guide you'll return to again and again throughout your career.Author Biography
A licensed attorney since 1992, Nora Riva Bergman is a law firm coach who understands the unique challenges that lawyers face in the 21st century.
She has practiced as an employment law attorney and certified mediator and has served as an adjunct professor at both Stetson University College of Law and the University of South Florida.
Nora has been a speaker at conferences for the American Bar Association, the Federal Bar Association, the American Academy of Adoption Attorneys, the National Association of Bar Executives, the Florida Bar, and other national and regional legal organizations. She also served for eight years as the executive director of a voluntary bar association with over 1,200 members.
Nora received an undergraduate degree in journalism, summa cum laude, from the University of South Florida and her JD, cum laude, from Stetson University College of Law, where she was a member of the law review and served as a mentor for incoming students.
