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Law practice management and business of law insights for criminal defense practitioners.

Compassion Isn't Fatiguing. It's Energizing.
News•Feb 18, 2026

Compassion Isn't Fatiguing. It's Energizing.

In this episode the host challenges the notion of "compassion fatigue" by arguing that genuine compassion, not fake empathy, is energizing for professionals like lawyers and social workers. Drawing on insights from the host's sister, a social worker, the discussion highlights how pretending to care drains energy, while truly seeing clients' strengths and flaws revitalizes practice. Practical tips include using a checklist during new client consultations to identify real gifts and strengths before jumping into problem‑solving. The core message is that authentic compassion is a solution, not a source of burnout.

By The Business of Criminal Law (Substack)
Shut Up Sooner
News•Feb 12, 2026

Shut Up Sooner

In this episode, the host reveals how AI analysis exposed his habit of dominating client consultations with four‑minute monologues, prompting a shift to a 30‑second speaking rule. He explains the power of brief pauses and targeted questions to foster client...

By The Business of Criminal Law (Substack)