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Now that I am in-house, I would have a conniption fit if a firm tried to staff a slew of expensive associates on what is essentially monkey work.
Now that I am in-house, I would have a conniption fit if a firm tried to staff a slew of expensive associates on what is essentially monkey work.
David Mowry announces a new direction for the column.
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When the business side changes course, in-house lawyers have to roll with the punches.
The in-house market is brutal and provides yet another reason to stay away from this profession right now.
In-house work provides a well-rounded legal experience.
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Taking stock of the role alcohol plays in the legal profession.
Some thoughts on crisis management for attorneys, from in-house columnist David Mowry.
In-house counsel are an untapped reservoir of capable attorneys who can help represent people in need in New York.
If you work in-house in New York, you better register with the state, or else you might be criminally charged.
This complete system built for lawyers simplifies the complex world of law firm finance.
In-house columnist David Mowry offers up some advice on how you can prepare yourself for a layoff.
Additional thoughts on in-house counsel compensation, from columnist David Mowry.
Clerking can be a magnificent career opportunity. Don't turn it down just because you worry about what people might think.
Should you apply for a clerkship as an experienced attorney? Some thoughts from David Mowry.
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