Professional Development

Launched in 2018, TCDI's Military Spouse Managed Review (MSMR) program is a remote legal services program that provides flexible, long-term employment opportunities for military spouses and veterans. 

Getting comfortable with pushing back is not just essential to doing your job well—it’s essential to feeling capable, in control, and comfortable in your everyday work.

During Spotlight: ANZ, speakers provided insights into the diverse range of opportunities for professionals of all career paths to make a difference through service. Consider these five ways to get involved.

Launched in 2018, TCDI's Military Spouse Managed Review (MSMR) program is a remote legal services program that provides flexible, long-term employment opportunities for military spouses and veterans. 

Getting comfortable with pushing back is not just essential to doing your job well—it’s essential to feeling capable, in control, and comfortable in your everyday work.

During Spotlight: ANZ, speakers provided insights into the diverse range of opportunities for professionals of all career paths to make a difference through service. Consider these five ways to get involved.

This episode of Stellar Women features Farrah Pepper—chief legal innovation counsel at Marsh McLennan—discussing the modern demands of leaders, change management, and more.

Check out these tips on how to make the most of your relationships with your software providers—and ensure you’re leaving nothing on the table.

What is that secret to getting stakeholder buy in from the top? Listen to a Stellar Women conversation with Corinne Cartwright of BDO to find out.

How litigation support and technology enthusiasts can enable conversations that meet not-so-tech-savvy coworkers where they are, improve processes, and perfect collaborative relationships for the best possible results.

This month’s Stellar Women guest is Kelly Friedman, our first-ever winner of the Innovation Award for Artificial Intelligence. In the podcast, she shared stories about starting out as a young woman in the law and technology.

It’s important to set, and reset, goals that are rooted in not just a perfect-world scenario, but the scenario you’re living right now. Here are some tips for getting back to basics in your goal-setting.

It’s easy to assume our perspectives are shared by the people around us. But when we tap into the perspectives of our different colleagues, we’re collecting the data we need to build holistic solutions together.

We asked many customer aces across Relativity to share their best advice for better customer interactions. Perhaps some of this wisdom can help you put your best foot forward with your customers, too.

So many of us have that go-to person at work—the one who completes our dynamic duo. One such duo is Cristin Traylor and Sara Skeens.