316 Search Results for: "JD Match"
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In-House CounselWhy Finding Lawyers That Match Your Values Is So Hard
Only when you know what matters to you will you be able to look out and see if your values are reflected in the individual lawyers and law firms you are considering working with. -
GovernmentYale Law Never Prepared J.D. Vance To Match Wits With A General
J.D. Vance gets clowned like it's election day. -
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Biglaw, Bonuses, Money
Associate Bonus Watch: Another Day, Another Simpson Match
Congrats to this firm's associates, but on another note, where is all the bonus news? Show us the money! -
Courtship Connection
ATL Courtship Connection: After Another Bad Match, Kash Seeks Professional Help
Can lawyers love one another? ATL Courtship Connection is our attempt to matchmake legal types. Initially, I had some successes. But if you’re a regular reader of this column, you know that the last few have been the worst kind of first dates: not great, not disastrous, just kind of “eh.” This column’s tale is […] -
March Madness, March Madness 2010, Reader Polls
ATL March Madness (Round 1): Best City to Practice Law. The West and Midwest Matchups.
The NCAA March Madness Tournament kicked off officially today. (Since it took Elie a good two hours to write his half of this post, Kash assumes he’s streaming the tournament on his computer.) Meanwhile, we kicked off round one in our ATL “Best City To Practice Law” tournament on Tuesday, pitting cities in the East […] -
New York Times, Weddings
Legal Eagle Wedding Watch 6.7: Matched
Another week, another NYT Vows column comparing the bride to a giant coniferous tree (“The bride stood stately and erect, echoing the Redwoods that surrounded them . . . “). Seriously, could they maybe assign Vows once a month to a real writer, just to make it a little less chirpy and insipid? What about […] -
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