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Non-Sequiturs: 01.12.07
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Advice for the Lawlame, Ann Israel, Biglaw, NYLawyer.com, Pranks
Advice for the Lawlame: Hell Hath No Fury Like An Advice Columnist Mocked
Back in this post, an ATL reader confessed to playing a little trick on Ann Israel, the legal recruiter who writes NYLawyer.com’s popular Advice for the Lawlorn column. He wrote: Love ATL’s Advice for the Lawlame column. My friends and I have been reading NYLawyer.com’s Advice for the Lawlorn with a sort of amused contempt […] - Sponsored
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Advice for the Lawlame, Ann Israel, Biglaw, NYLawyer.com
Advice for the Lawlame: An Amusing Anecdote
This actually isn’t a new installment of our Advice for the Lawlame column (although one is in the works). Rather, it’s a funny email we received from a reader who shares our fascination with NYLawyer.com’s Advice for the Lawlorn column. Here it is: Love the “Advice for the Lawlame” column. My friends and I have […]
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Advice for the Lawlame, Biglaw, Lunacy, NYLawyer.com
Advice for the Lawlame: My Senior Partner Is a Freak Show
Time for another installment of Advice for the Lawlame, the closest thing that Above the Law has to an “advice column.” We take the questions submitted to NYLawyer.com’s popular advice columns, including “Advice for the Lawlorn,” and offer our own take on them. (We’ve been at this for quite some time now. For the Advice […] -
Advice for the Lawlame, Ann Israel, Biglaw, NYLawyer.com, Rank Stupidity
Advice for the Lawlame: Said I Loved You But I Lied
One of our favorite features over at NYLawyer.com are the advice columns. There’s Advice for the Lawlorn, a column by Ann Israel, a legal recruiter based in New York. And there’s Crossroads, in which job consultant Linda Laufer offers insights on career direction and job transition. In a typical column, some clueless correspondent writes in […]
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