Sven Raphael Schneider, the founder of the hugely popular Gentleman’s Gazette blog, is a true menswear aficionado. Since lockdown shouldn’t mean your style has to suffer, we asked him for his advice on how to look good on Zoom. Lucky us, he’s agreed to share his dress code for men on camera. Ah, Zoom. Love it or hate it, business is being conducted on this virtual meeting platform. Even though personal spaces have become our offices, one thing hasn’t changed: the perennial question about what to wear to work as a lawyer. In an office setting, the answer was a bit easier to interpret in the form of dress codes and observations of what your colleagues and supervisors were wearing. Without the distinction between office

The legal blog posts can be written in one of three formats: case law breakdown, future forecast or evergreen analysis. How to create a well-structured post on case law breakdown. Let’s face facts. It is easy to overlook many legal blog posts. They are long-winded, lacking structure and not designed to be read. Do you want to write better blogs? Let’s assume you have the content down. This article is mostly about fashion. Online writing is all about style. Let’s get started. These are four ways to get your readers to pay attention to your blog posts on legal topics. 1. Make your Structure Appealing It’s easy to see it all the time. The most popular blogs follow similar formats and patterns. It’s the same

LinkedIn Profile Update: How to Stand out in Four Easy Steps How to do a complete LinkedIn profile update. Because your business is based on virtual connections, a boring profile is not going to cut it. LinkedIn is often dismissed as boring by professionals. Many are happy to put an old photo on their profiles, add a nondescriptive title and then forget about it for 16 more months. Recent research shows that over 80% of lawyers have not used LinkedIn to enhance their professional development. LinkedIn is still the most used social network for B2B business. According to the survey 68% of inhouse counsel use LinkedIn to network with colleagues, connect with outside counsel, and find professional and business-related information. These are the Four Things