Jordan Rothman is a partner at The Rothman Law Firm. He specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on civil and family law, litigation, and legal tech, while also sharing insights on managing student debt through his platform, Student Debt Diaries. Jordan's work has been featured in Above the Law, NewsBreak, Kansas Athletics, Inc., and Breaking Media, Inc.
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Jordan Rothman's articles focus heavily on legal and employment-related topics, often with a seasonal or event-based angle. He would likely welcome pitches related to the legal industry, human resources, and employment practices. Given his interest in specific issues faced by lawyers and law firms, he may be particularly receptive to pitches that offer insights into improving attorney-client communication or innovative legal practices.
Additionally, considering his coverage of seasonal and event-related themes such as holiday parties and time off at the end of the year, Jordan might find value in pitches related to workplace dynamics during holidays or best HR practices for managing employee leave around these times.
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Lawyers who practice in some areas of the law are often made of tougher stuff than the rest of us.
By: Jordan Rothman
Many underlying challenges have remained remarkably similar from one generation to the next.
By: Jordan Rothman
You have to consider long- and short-term efficiencies.
By: Jordan Rothman
Sometimes the lawyer with the most useful information is the one with the least impressive title.
By: Jordan Rothman
Lawyers may disagree about what the judge actually decided.
Lawyers already deal with enough unnecessary conflict. Email is one of the most important ways lawyers communicate with
Partners should probably just let this happen. It is pretty common for partners at law firms to take summer vacations.
By: Jordan Rothman
Casual clothing can make lawyer-lawyer interactions less stressful.
A long-term commitment to expensive real estate can make adapting more difficult.
Meaningless traditions can consume a surprising amount of resources. Lawyers are creatures of habit, and the legal profession is not exactly known for embracing change.
