
A Letter To Incoming Associates
What your law firm won’t tell you (but you need to hear).
What your law firm won’t tell you (but you need to hear).
Maybe you should quit your law firm before your law firm quits you?
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It may seem like common sense that bosses shouldn’t send unnecessary emails over weekends or holidays. Seem.
While acquiring deep experience is never easy and often fraught with setbacks and mistakes along the way, there is no substitute for actually getting that experience.
Fall is a great time to turn over a new leaf.
Acquiring breadth of experience as an IP associate bears important fruit later in a lawyer’s career.
Learn legal trust accounting best practices to ensure compliance and protect client funds. Discover expert tips to set your firm up for success.
The truth shall set you free.
While every client and every case is different, by following these simple steps, you can establish and strengthen your relationship with your client.
Every day is a chance to market yourself. Here are some tips to get you started.
There is no reason why annual reviews can’t be an enriching experience, and if law firms kept a few things in mind, they could greatly improve this process.
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Partners aren't crazy, but these phrases are sure to raise their blood pressure.
The fact that newer lawyers more recently studied for the bar exam, or have different perspectives, could be an asset to a law firm.
Don't you think it's time to get your financial life in order?
It's never too early to start marketing yourself.
If we were honest with ourselves, we would admit that New Year’s Resolutions are rarely successful