Most of us seem to getting back to life more or less as usual, while watching the further developments of the investigation into the Marathon terrorist incident and noting the remarkable spirits of those recovering from injury. Yet, all it…
The events set in motion on Patriots’ Day not only dropped a catastrophe into our lives but suddenly shook up our view of our city, our Marathon, and ourselves in relation to them. We find ourselves returning to some of…
LCL joins the rest of the Boston community in our dismay and heartache over the Boston Marathon attack, as well as our admiration of the ways that the people of Boston have risen to the occasion. This kind of violence…
It can be difficult to keep track of all the various forms of psychological help that are out there. Each year seems to bring a new wrinkle, and reliable scientific validation is often hard to come by (and approaches backed…
More than 20 years after Managed Care aggressively changed the world of health insurance, for better or worse, many people still believe that they are covered for “rehab” of the sort that they see Dr. Drew providing on cable TV. …
This blog post is contributed by Sheila May, CPA. She has a masters of taxation and performs forensic accounting and litigation support services. You can find more about Sheila at www.thetruthisinthenumbers.com and read her blog at www.thetruthisinthenumbers.wordpress.com. If you are…
Here is an article from the director of the Oklahoma Bar Association Management Assistance Program to inspire you to notice and avoid an overabundance of professional stress. At LCL, of course, stress of various kinds, and its impact on lawyers’ functioning,…
Volvo is, of course, the car to have if you truly care about safety. But Mercedes means you have style and deserve luxury, and BMW means you’re oh so exacting about the machinery you drive. Progressive Insurance is the one…
When Ray Stevens’ so-titled hit was playing in 1968, offering its biting commentary on the plight of the business person, you never thought it applied to you. Well, to be more accurate, most of you had not yet been born,…
Many years ago when I was first trained as a clinical psychologist, patients’ interest in self-help books was often viewed as a cheap substitute for psychotherapy, and their requests for book recommendations was sometimes deemed a form of resistance to…