Making Every Six Minutes Count

Making Every Six Minutes Count was originally published Ocotber 2009

Time is a lawyer's commodity.  Or rather, it is how most lawyers quantify their expertise. How successful you are as a lawyer depends fundamentally on how you use your time and there is a direct correlation between how much value you can extract from your time and your profitability.

Most lawyers must record how they spend their time on a daily basis and regularly have to justify their use of time to clients, the court, or their employers.

Making Every Six Minutes Count explains why lawyers should look more objectively at how they spend their time and how principles of time management can make an enormous difference in a profession which is now at its most stressful and intensive.  The more efficiently and effectively you use your time, the more successful your practice will be.