Ruby Powers runs a nationally recognized immigration firm, a consulting practice, wrote two books on practice management, and spends most of the year speaking at legal conferences on the road.

In this episode, we get into the boundaries that keep her sane at home and in the firm, how she spots problem cases before the consult, the AI tools her firm actually uses, what attorneys fear after the Heppner decision, and the minimum time she says every lawyer now owes to learning AI each week.

Ruby is an AILA and ABA leader, author of Power Up Your Practice, and a DraftyAI adviser.

Sponsored by DraftyAI, the AI case prep platform built for immigration attorneys. Learn more at draftyai.com

Every immigration lawyer knows the midnight brief.

But what if the real problem is not that lawyers need better boundaries, more discipline, or another burnout webinar?

In this first episode, Nadine Navarro dives into what late-night lawyering is really telling us and why the future of immigration practice belongs to lawyers willing to redesign the system instead of sacrificing themselves to it.