Category: Join Us
Work for yourself without being alone
Working from home has become the new normal, at least for the moment. There is no need for me to rehearse the benefits, we all know what they are. That said, working from home is not for everyone, and nor should it be. In my ideal world, where & when you work would be up... Read more »
A practical guide to becoming a consultant lawyer in 2026
January has a funny way of shining a spotlight on what isn’t working. You may love the law; the clients, the problem-solving, the satisfaction of doing a job properly but feel less enthusiastic about everything that comes with “traditional” practice: the billing pressure, internal meetings, office routines, commuting, and the sense that your diary belongs... Read more »
Why consultancy is the next big thing in law
The legal world is changing — and fast. Gone are the days when the only route to success meant years spent climbing a rigid corporate ladder, all in pursuit of partnership. Today’s lawyers are asking for more: more flexibility, more autonomy, more reward — and consultancy is delivering exactly that. It’s reshaping the future of... Read more »
Consultancy Vs Traditional Law Firms
The legal profession is changing. Over the past few years, more and more lawyers have started to ask themselves a simple question: Is there a better way to practise law? At Cognitive Law, we’ve long believed that there is — and now we have the research to back it up. We recently conducted a survey... Read more »
How consultancy empowers lawyers to earn more
At some point in every legal career, the question surfaces: Is there a better way to do this? A way to work smarter, not just harder. A way to truly see the financial rewards of your expertise, without sacrificing your personal life to endless office hours, rigid targets, or the politics of partnership. The good... Read more »
Owls and Larks
Are you a Lark, an Owl or a Third Bird?! I first learned about Nathaniel Kleitman’s research intocircadian rhythms and chronotypes when I was at university. In case you’ve not heard of him before, Kleitman was the father of the modern sleep study who first suggested that that traditional 9-to-5 working hours might not align... Read more »
Why We Shouldn’t Need an International Women’s Day
On March 8th every year since 1911, International Women’s Day has celebrated the achievements of women and highlighted the fight for gender equality. And every year since I have joined the celebrations, I find myself thinking the same thing – that we shouldn’t need an International Women’s Day. Don’t get me wrong—I fully support recognising... Read more »
LAWYERS: How consultancy can help you achieve work-life balance
Striking the right balance between work and personal life can sometimes feel like an impossible task. The pressure of work deadlines, meetings, and responsibilities often spills over into our personal time, making it hard to switch off. But here’s the good news – I truly believe there’s a solution that can help you to achieve... Read more »
Is 2025 the year you take control of your legal career?
The legal profession is synonymous with rigidity: long hours, fixed office routines, and the constant juggle of personal and professional commitments. But as we step into 2025, the question we’re asking you is – isn’t it time to take control of your career? At Cognitive Law, we’ve seen first-hand the transformative power of breaking free... Read more »
Succeeding as a consultant solicitor
Whilst the benefits of being a consultant solicitor are obvious (flexibility, work/life balance, pursuing the area of work you wish, the list goes on), what does it take to succeed in consultancy? Annabel Cole, consultant solicitor at Cognitive Law discusses the success factors in being a consultant solicitor: – Confidence – A solid plan –... Read more »