Heels in the Courtroom

Episode: 209

Time Management

December 2, 2020

You worked hard all day, but only one item is checked off your to-do list. That doesn’t mean you’re a bad time manager. Perhaps you’ve learned to respond properly to ...

Episode: 208

Dreaded Written Discovery

November 25, 2020

Getting the basic facts for your case should be easy, but opposing counsel can throw up frustrating roadblocks that waste your time and try your patience. At this stage, it’s ...

Episode: 207

Find Your Own Path

November 18, 2020

What does success mean to you? And is there a “right path” to get there? This episode introduces you to three St. Louis attorneys who created opportunities, changed focus and ...

Episode: 206

Effective Legal Elucidation/How to Write Better

November 11, 2020

Is your legal writing as persuasive as your argument? Are you getting to the point or wasting time searching a thesaurus? Liz, Mary and Elizabeth share insights on how to ...

Episode: 205

Do You Hate to Delegate?

November 4, 2020

You cannot do it all. But delegation takes trust, commitment, clear communication and an open door. Who has time for that? Liz and Mary encourage you to delegate by sharing ...

Episode: 204

“Wrap it up, Counselor.” Closing Arguments

October 28, 2020

Closing arguments are often your last chance to address the jury. Do you rely on Powerpoints or passion? Recap the case or direct the deliberations? Or try to do it ...

Episode: 203

“We Need to Talk.” Directing Difficult Discussions

October 21, 2020

It’s not easy to tell a client you can’t take their case or talk to a co-worker who is not performing up to expectations. How you frame the conversation can ...

Episode: 202

Mediation: Don’t Settle In Your Settlement

October 14, 2020

In person or virtual, mediation poses unique challenges. How do you handle a mediator who steps out of line? What additional terms should you include in negotiations? And when the ...

Episode: 201

“Ambition” Is Not a Dirty Word

October 7, 2020

Society views ambition as a positive trait for men, but not necessarily for women. Are we subconsciously creating our own glass ceiling? And what can we do to change? Heels ...