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Anxiety, stress, and other emotional health issues are risks for young lawyers as they navigate a rapidly expanding workload. This presentation will present strategies to keep tabs on growing client loads and expanding responsibilities as lawyers progress in their careers. Whether you prefer a spiral notebook or a spreadsheet, with a few basic disciplines you can keep a clean desk, maintain an orderly calendar, and establish a clear boundary between work and life, secure in the knowledge that everything is accounted for.
Rick Jeffries is a partner in, and general counsel to, Cline Williams Wright Johnson & Oldfather, LLP. He has nearly 30 years of experience as a commercial trial lawyer, and offers an advisory practice in technology, information security and privacy. He is a Certified Information Privacy Professional/US, as sanctioned by the International Association of Privacy Professionals. Rick has a special place in his heart for lawyers who are overwhelmed and anxious about their practices. He is married, the father of two former Little League All-Stars, a devoted fan of UNO Maverick Athletics, and he set four state powerlifting records.
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