Law Schools, Bar Exams, And Mental Health: Responses From Readers
Starting her fifth year as an Above the Law columnist, Jill Switzer shares reader feedback.
Starting her fifth year as an Above the Law columnist, Jill Switzer shares reader feedback.
This is what the State Bar of California is trying to figure out, and you can help them out.
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
Lawyers always need to balance pragmatism and reality against risk.
We all need time to breathe, both physically and mentally.
What do you think about these lawyers?
Progress is ongoing and painfully slow, but women lawyers are a lot better off than in 1981.
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The legal field used to be a much saner profession.
People want to feel as if what they do matters.
How are lawyers still so tone deaf and clueless about the need for diversity in the profession?
You've retired... now what?
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Lawyers who left their brains somewhere other than where they needed to be.
Is competence determined in the eyes of the beholder or in the eyes of the holder?
Do you think things will ever change?
Sorry, law schools, but it's about that time.
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