Late Holiday Parties Are Better Than No Holiday Parties
If your law firm did not have a holiday party in December, it's not too late to kick back and host some holiday merriment.
If your law firm did not have a holiday party in December, it's not too late to kick back and host some holiday merriment.
Mind your manners and your paycheck.
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Cheers to the end of 2023!
It's that time of year again, so let's have a holiday party!
Holiday parties enable lawyers to learn more about their work colleagues than might be possible in an office.
People might judge a firm based on how awesome their holiday party is.
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Hopefully this year is finally the time when law firms can have holiday parties like they did before COVID-19.
Unsurprisingly, the attorney appeared intoxicated at the event.
His, um, explanation is interesting.
Forty-eight hours before go-time, the firm apparently decided it couldn't risk it.
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Some are 'eager' to attend in-person parties, but others are worried about them.
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Fun non-alcoholic drinks to add to your holiday party menu.
December 10th -- be there!