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Law school is only the first step towards afulfilling career, as it only teaches law students how to think like lawyers.Without being provided a roadmap for how to maintain a satisfying andsuccessful career, many recent law graduates find themselves feeling stuck,unsatisfied, and unable to better their career.
AuthorDena Lefkowitz bridged that gap for herself, has taught these missing lessonsto hundreds of lawyers as a professional coach, and laid out her processes andtechniques in this book. In Winning in Your Own Court, she shares10 laws she developed during her 20-plus years as a successful attorney andsubsequently as a coach.
Lefkowitz shares client stories about lawyerswho struggled with business development, who weren't making partner and didn'tknow why, who were encountering career dilemmas, who were unhappy in the law,and who loved what they did but didn't know how to get to the next level. Shethen helped them build a book of business, make partner in their firm, achieve morein their practice, or even make a transition to another career. She and theydid it all using the techniques presented in this book.
Feeling stuck in your career? Just graduatedand no idea how to start? Wanting to make partner and needing an edge? Winningin Your Own Court offers guidance and models for any legal careertransformation, even if it means starting over.
You will learn how to assess where you are,determine what needs to change to get where you want to be and create a plan todo so. Every situation has its a solution, and you will learn how to findyours. And, then you can do it whenever your career needs a tune-up. Whateveryour next move is, Winning in Your Own Court will help you getyou there.
Winner of the 2023 silver Nautilus Book Award
Dena Lefkowitz, Esq., PCC, is the author of Winning in Your Own Court: 10 Laws for a Successful Career Without Burning Out or Selling Out (American Bar Association).
She is the founder and CEO of Achievement by Design, LLC, a leading executive coaching firm focused on helping lawyers find career direction and partnering with law firms to help their underperformers develop into rainmakers. She's helped hundreds of lawyers in the past decade, coaching them to achieve career clarity, financial growth, and personal fulfillment.
Lefkowitz has been featured in Forbes, Huffington Post, Philadelphia Business Journal, Thrive Global, and The Jewish Exponent, and regularly contributed to Law.com for seven years.
The former lawyer of 25 years reinvented herself from being a civil litigator to general counsel for state government. Dena then transitioned from being a lawyer to helping lawyers.
She was awarded her juris doctor from Temple University School of Law, graduated from the College of Executive Training, and earned certification from Harvard University Kennedy School of Government in Executive Education and Leadership. She also earned certification from the International Coach Federation and the College of Executive Coaching.
Lefkowitz has spoken before numerous organizations, including National business Institute, Delaware County Chamber of Commerce, WOMENomics 2019, Greater Philadelphia Association for corporate Counsel, and a large number of county bar associations. She has also guest lectured at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
Earlier in her career, she served as assistant general counsel for the School District of Philadelphia, general counsel to the Chester Upland School District, and as chief legal counsel to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Office of Open Records. As chief counsel, she testified before the Pennsylvania Senate and argued cases before the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court and Supreme Court. She serves on the ABA's Attorney Well-Being Committee.
Lefkowitz resides in a suburb of Philadelphia. For more information, please consult: www.achievementbydesign.com
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