Paul Hally

Paul Hally is an individual publisher who produces a blog focused on professional development and management within legal and professional service firms. The content emphasizes practical advice on decision making, communication, leadership, compensation systems, and organizational values. The blog addresses common challenges faced by professionals such as effective communication, avoiding procrastination, succession planning, and aligning personal and organizational values. It also explores nuances in partnership compensation and the importance of clear expectations and mentorship. The posts aim to help individuals and firms improve their internal processes and professional behaviors through reflective and actionable insights.

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I hesitated to write this blog, the subject seemed too simple and too obvious, but I have recently seen so many examples of mistakes by others, and committed a couple myself admittedly, that I decided I should. DO NOT SEND…

The incoming email annoyed you to say the least. You have written your proposed response, controverted all of the points, dealt with all the inaccuracies, this email will really show them who is boss, press send and go home, what…

I think that one of the key roles of a leader is to train, mentor and develop your successors. I believe that there are strong personal and organisational reasons for doing so. In professional firms I have seen too often…

I am no psychologist so the thoughts that follow are simply those of my personal experience. I was moved to write this article as I recently had an insight into when a fear might be holding back an individual and…

I am sometimes asked “What should I read that will help me?” The trite answer is anything and everything you can that will teach you something about yourself, the people around about you or the world in which you live.…

I am constantly amazed at the failure of people, clients, contacts, friends, vendors, whomever to respond to texts, emails or voicemails. Failing to do so creates a vacuum into which the sender can import their worst fears, often about themselves,…