What Is The Striver’s Curse?
Creativity in our profession never ends, at least if lawyers don’t want it to. It may not come as easily, but it’s still there, if desired.
Creativity in our profession never ends, at least if lawyers don’t want it to. It may not come as easily, but it’s still there, if desired.
Clients do not rely on you to simply manage their litigation, but to counsel them and use your imagination and judgment to figure out how to win.
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Regardless of whether you are a litigator, a transactional attorney, in-house counsel, or something else, you need to be creative.
But if the legal profession remains as it is today, then male lawbots will likely be more valued than female lawbots.
Columnist Allison Peryea reflects on the similarities between two seemingly dissimilar fields.
Why lawyers need creativity and how they can develop it, according to columnist Jeff Bennion.
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
Three pieces of career advice from chef David Chang that apply to lawyers.
Dispatches on creativity from the ILTA conference.
And is it possible to be an outside-the-box thinker without using technology?