
From Biglaw to Boutique: Working from Home
Assuming that “working from home” means that you still are working, should a firm care when or whether an attorney comes into the office, provided nothing time-sensitive needs to be accomplished that day?
Assuming that “working from home” means that you still are working, should a firm care when or whether an attorney comes into the office, provided nothing time-sensitive needs to be accomplished that day?
Why are business development skills so crucial when moving from Biglaw to boutique?
A survey of professionals reveals the impact of legal work, clients, concerns, and future roles.
As 2013 approaches, small-firm columnist Tom Wallerstein ponders what it would take for him to make the move from boutique to Biglaw.
Small-firm columnist Tom Wallerstein has some advice on why it's important to properly screen new hires, even if you're desperate for assistance.
Who makes partner in law firms? The most thorough? The hardest working? The most efficient? Not necessarily any of the above....
Small-firm columnist Tom Wallerstein thinks that partners shouldn't overlook the collateral benefits of giving credit where credit is due.
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Small firm columnist Tom Wallerstein on why you shouldn't underestimate the importance of the farewell email.
Complaining about the makeup of a jury makes as much sense as presidential candidates complaining about the demographics of Ohio or Florida voters....
Is the practice of law getting less civil? Tom Wallerstein doesn't think so.
My friend Pablo told me that when Monica, a partner, called his home at 9:00 p.m., he knew it couldn’t be good. Why not email? For an instant, he considered letting the call go to voicemail. Taking a deep breath, he answered. Monica wanted to know “where he was” with the brief Pablo had been […]
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Small-firm columnist Tom Wallerstein opines on the expectations of putting in “face time” at law firms big and small.
Do partners blow minor mistakes out of proportion? Or is there is a reason for this?
Tom Wallerstein reflects on his law school friends, and the paths their careers have taken over the past 15 years.
How can you balance the tension between perception and reality when forming a new firm? Insights from small-firm columnist Tom Wallerstein...
Blogging isn't something Tom Wallerstein expected to make part of his weekly routine as a litigator, but now that he's a pro, he can offer you some tips.