The All Rise Toolkit

Summaries, tools, and handouts for attorneys straight from the pages of All Rise.

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Attorney Feedback: Quick Reference Guide

Having a strong culture of continuous feedback is not just energizing—it’s liberating. This reference guide includes a summary of the core strategies and takeaways from Chapter 16 of All Rise.

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Conflict Resolution: Tips for Breaking Stalemates

This downloadable handout provides a summary of the conflict resolution strategies from Chapter 12 of All Rise, all of which come straight from the modern negotiator’s playbook—but adapted to internal team conflicts.

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Delegation Risks and Discussion Guide

A legal team cannot thrive without effective ways to handoff—that is, to delegate—critical legal tasks. In Chapter 15 of All Rise, I explained how to find this balance, and the handouts provided here can help guide these conversations.

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Building Trust Across Working Styles

In Chapter 3, I explain how differences in Social Styles can become a barrier to trust. This reference guide can help team members understand, embrace, and navigate these differences.

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Open-Ended Questions for Building Trust

Use your one-on-one time for more than just small talk. These questions help teams get to know each other in minutes, rather than years, increasing trust and improving collaboration.

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Encourage Openness With “Working With Me” Slides

Thoughtful, open-ended questions can surface useful information for attorneys working together, but using this template, attorneys can take this concept a step further by documenting their styles and preferences in a shared team folder.

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Tools for Hybrid Teams

Hybrid work is the new normal for many legal teams, but this change has brought a new set of risks and challenges and risks. Learn more in this free article published by Ben Sachs in collaboration with the Practising Law Institute.

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