Books
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Biglaw, Books, Women's Issues
A Dispatch From D.C.: Powerful Women, Great Places To Work, And Lawyer Lit
Who are Washington's most powerful women lawyers, which D.C. firm made the "great places to work" list, and why do lawyers write novels? -
Books, Movies, U.S. Attorneys Offices, White-Collar Crime
The Bonfire Of The Vanities: A Conversation With Preet Bharara And Tom Wolfe
An enjoyable evening with a prominent prosecutor and one of the nation's greatest writers. - Sponsored
How To Maximize Productivity With Westlaw Precision With CoCounsel
Westlaw Precision with CoCounsel helps legal professionals get a faster start to their research. Over time, that added productivity can lead to higher-quality research and… -
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Standard Of Review: John Grisham Goes Rogue In Latest Novel
Harry Graff's verdict: Rogue Lawyer, while not as entertaining as early Grisham classics like The Firm, is a solid novel.
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Books, Real Estate
Standard Of Review: 'Foreclosure' Manages To Make Mortgages Interesting
Attorney S.D. Thames attempts a Herculean task: make real estate (such as mortgages, escrow, and yes, foreclosure) actually interesting. -
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Standard Of Review: 'Dead Soon Enough' Is A Mixture Of Mayer Brown And A Millennial Detective
Dead Soon Enough is an enjoyable read for fans of mystery, neo-noir, or even millennials, according to culture columnist Harry Graff. -
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Standard Of Review: I Pledge Only Partial Allegiance To Kermit Roosevelt's Novel 'Allegiance'
Allegiance is surely an enjoyable read for history buffs and those interested in the events leading up to the Korematsu and Endo decisions. -
Biglaw, Books
Standard Of Review: BIGLAW Will Give Readers Anxiety (In A Good Way)
This book will make for a good read if you can manage to sneak out of the office. - Sponsored
Mitigating M&A Cyber Risk: Pre- & Post-Acquisition Due Diligence
Why M&A cybersecurity due diligence? -
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An Interview With Howard Franklin, Author Of 'Gideon’s Children'
For those disturbed by recent police brutality, misconduct, and shootings, Gideon's Children may be the perfect end-of-summer read. -
Books, Career Alternatives
alt.legal: Conscious Uncoupling . . . With Your Law Firm
How can you make a successful transition out of law while leaving the door open for a future return, just in case? -
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Standard Of Review: You Don't Need A Weatherman To Know The Bomb Maker's Son Is A Solid Legal Thriller
For readers out there who have read The Firm so many times their copies are dog-eared, The Bomb Maker’s Son will make for a fine new read, according to resident book reviewer Harry Graff. -
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Standard Of Review: Go Set Go Set A Watchman On Your Shelf (And Never Read It Again)
Arts columnist Harry Graff don’t really care how Go Set a Watchman was released; he merely cares that it is a subpar novel, one that he probably won't read again. -
Books, Entertainment Law
An Entertainment Lawyer And A Novelist: An Interview With Robert Rotstein
Meet a successful entertainment lawyer who produces entertainment of his own -- by writing legal thrillers.
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The Ethical use of Generative AI
What’s the key to empowering your legal team with the efficiency and insight of AI while protecting the integrity of their work? Read this article…
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How To Maximize Productivity With Westlaw Precision With CoCounsel
Westlaw Precision with CoCounsel helps legal professionals get a faster start to their research. Over time, that added productivity can lead to higher-quality research and…
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Attention Buyer: Not All Legal AI Models Are Created Equal
Legal Gen AI – Uncover the best solution for your firm.
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Mitigating M&A Cyber Risk: Pre- & Post-Acquisition Due Diligence
Why M&A cybersecurity due diligence?
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New Report - Are Small Firms Achieving Their Legal Tech Goals?
In this new report of more than 100 professionals at small and smaller midsize law firms, iManage and Above the Law shed new light on…
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Books, In-House Counsel
The Road Not Taken: Go Set A Watchman
Regardless of your views of Go Set a Watchman, Harper Lee has given those of us who have chosen the legal profession as our career a gift, according to in-house columnist Celeste Harrison Forst. -
Books, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
Summer Reading For Supreme Court Justices
Columnist Tamara Tabo offers customized reading recommendations for each member of the Court. -
Book Club, Books
I Don’t Give A Good God Damn If Atticus Is Racist Now
Why nobody should care if Harper Lee made Atticus Finch racist now. -
Books, Career Alternatives, Technology
alt.legal: Taking It Offline -- What Happens When A Biglaw Associate Quits The Internet
What's it like to transition from attorney to published author? Allow this former Biglaw attorney to explain it to you. -
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Standard Of Review: Going Back to High School (Not Literally) To Revisit 'To Kill A Mockingbird'
Is Atticus Finch portrayed as too much of a paragon of moral virtue? -
Books, Constitutional Law, Supreme Court
Kelo v. City of New London And The Limits of Eminent Domain: An Interview With Ilya Somin
Just how bad was the Supreme Court's ruling in Kelo? Very bad, as Professor Ilya Somin explains in his new book. -
Books, Law Schools
The Best Law School Funnies And Fails Of 2014
Highlights of the year that was in law schools.