Jaburg Wilk

If you've served in the military and experienced discrimination, adverse employment action, or other retaliatory action such as job or promotion

Never assume the person you're speaking with already understands what you want from the conversation or relationship.

AI is extraordinary. As I wrote not long ago, professionals who refuse to integrate these tools are already falling behind.

Nobody escapes the curriculum. Life keeps teaching, and it does not care whether you're ready for the lesson.

AI is not the threat to your career. The threat is the attorney down the street, the consultant across town, or the professional sitting two floors

On June 22, 2026, Governor Hobbs signed HB2995, the “Alec and Lydia Act,” into law. Because the legislation carries an emergency clause, the changes took effect immediately.

A federal trial court judge in Phoenix denied a plaintiff's attempt to freeze an opponent's assets before trial.

When most people hear the words “domestic violence,” they think of physical harm. Arizona's new family court law, the Alec and Lydia Act (HB2995), effective June 22, 2026, changes that picture substantially.

Nobody puts “number of good friends” on a balance sheet, but maybe they should. Over a career and a lifetime, the relationships you build and protect turn out to matter most in life.

There is a certain kind of professional who makes the whole thing look easy. The attorney who stands up and delivers the perfect argument without seeming to reach for it.