Murray Gottheil

Having (more or less) survived the legal profession with my physical and mental health intact, I write about lawyers, law firms, and the legal profession from the safety of retirement, usually with a healthy dose of cynicism and an attempt at humour.

I also teach business law and mentor young lawyers about their career path, relating to partners, developing a client base, and how to approach substantive legal problems.

I can also be a sounding board for experienced lawyers who need an experienced and objective person with whom to discuss significant decisions pertaining to their firms such as admission of partners, changing practice areas, or managing Associates.

Finally, I am available to speak on business law issues, law firm cultures, successful retirement, and many other issues pertaining to the practice of law.

For those of you who just need a laugh, check out the heading “Fluff” in the Blog.

There are even a few substantive articles in the Blog under the heading “Substantive Legal Content.”