
Biglaw Partner Makes A Mistake, Decides To Respond With Humility And Humor
You don't have to freak out when you make a minor mistake.
You don't have to freak out when you make a minor mistake.
It sure looks like that's what happened...
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Assess each mistake as an opportunity to learn more about what makes you tick. That is the path to confidence.
Supreme Court justices! They're just like us!
Applications are overrated.
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Don't mess with U.S. News.
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Total unforced error.
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You should not be relying on your friend to help you submit to a firm.
Law school's off to inauspicious start...
The likelihood that clients (or colleagues) will forgive a mistake depends on a few key factors, as columnist Gaston Kroub explains.
Every lawyer, no matter how talented, makes mistakes. Here's advice on how to deal with them, from columnist Gaston Kroub.
The Supreme Court doesn't need facts, which is lucky because they don't have many.