ADHD is common in demanding professions and almost never talked about.

I help organizations understand it, support the people who have it, and put their strengths to work.

Not a clinician looking in

I’m a lawyer with ADHD who works with professionals who have it every week, and I’ve been at ADHD in the legal profession since 1999.

Programs

Four I give most often. Every one of them is tailored to your audience before I deliver it, so treat these as starting points rather than a catalogue.

Lawyers with ADHD: Potential, Powers, and Pains. What ADHD actually looks like inside a demanding workplace, the strengths it brings, and the places it quietly costs people. Built for everyone on the team, not only the people who have it.

Neurodiversity at Work: What Leaders Can Do. For managers, supervisors, and the people who run DEI or professional development. How to spot it, how to talk about it, and what to do when someone says “I work best when…”

The Seven Foundations: Managing ADHD in a Demanding Job. Practical, non-clinical tools for people with ADHD, from sleep and exercise through to protecting your time when the day gets away from you. This is the framework I use with coaching clients every week.

A Lawyer’s Ethical Duty to Manage Time Well (And How to Do It). What actually makes people productive, and systems that hold up under deadline pressure. For legal audiences, framed as an ethical duty, which is a more useful frame than it sounds.

Formats and fees

FormatFee
One-hour virtual session, with Q&A$2,500
In-person session$5,000 + travel
Three-session virtual series$6,000

Legal programs can be structured for CLE credit, including Elimination of Bias. Two have already carried it: a Florida Bar accredited webinar in 2025, and an MCLE-credited panel at Burke, Williams & Sorensen. I provide the outline, the written materials and the bio, so your side of it is small.

Bar associations, Minnesota CLE, and nonprofits: I speak for these at no fee, on purpose. Ask me.

Where I’ve spoken

  • Minnesota State Bar Association Convention
  • Minnesota CLE
  • The Florida Bar
  • University of St. Thomas School of Law
  • Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP
  • Burke, Williams & Sorensen, LLP
  • Conn Kavanaugh
  • State Bar of Wisconsin, WisLAP
  • Minnesota Paralegal Association

What organizers say

Marshall was enthusiastic and energetic and kept the audience’s attention throughout. I would look forward to having Marshall speak at a future event.

DeAnne Brooks, Minnesota Paralegal Association Annual Conference

Thank you for the best presentation of the day.

Kristi Kline, conference attendee

Let’s talk about your group

Book a free 30-minute call and we’ll scope your audience, your goals, the format and your dates. A few questions when you book let me come prepared, so the call is about your program rather than about me.

Press and conference organizers

Need a bio, headshot or past-talk list? The press kit has all of it. Or email marshall@thejdhd.com, or call 612-747-4604.