Dear Summer Law Associates And Clerks, Here Are 20 Sympathetic Intern Stories To Soothe Your Anxieties
That indescribable feeling of screwing up big time.
The Defenestration Of Affirmative Action By SCOTUS Was Swift. What’s Next For The Legal Profession?
Opponents of race-conscious admission policies have found their long-lost political bedfellows in the judicially active conservative majority of SCOTUS.
How MyCase’s Smart Spend Can Help Increase Your Profits
This tweak to your financial management seems like a no-brainer.
13 Inspirational Quotes From Attorney and Author Helen Wan And A Dozen Other Commencement Speakers
May your life experiences help you develop grit and your grit help you develop life experiences.
Celebrating The 25th Anniversary Of The Asian Pacific Interest Section And Honoring AAPI Heritage Month
“My grandma passed away at the top of last year / At the funeral drowning ’cause I couldn’t hold back tears / But after all that’s happened this past year / Part of me sees grace in the fact that she’s not here / As a grandson, this statement is a fact / No elderly should ever be victim of […]
Cornell Law Alum And Novelist Susie Luo On AAPI Representation, Food As Love, And Writing
Set in New York and China over three decades, 'Paper Names' explores what it means to be American from three perspectives.
Mike Levy, UT Law Alum And Texas Monthly Founder, On Luck, Relationships, And ‘Logan Roy Energy’
Levy welcomed Smith to Texas Monthly 30 years ago with the warm salutation: 'Welcome to Texas Monthly, don’t f*ck up.'
Private Practice Lawyers: Rater Your Work With In-House Counsel
Please share your thoughts in this brief and anonymous survey.
Ode To Michigan State University, MSU Law, And A Grieving Spartan Nation
You can only hope these students can pick up the shattered remains and seek solace and refuge in each other’s arms, harbor hope, and not remain jaded by such senseless acts.
ChatGPT’s First-Ever Rap On Why The Legal Industry Is Not Diverse
Do AIs dream of recording contracts?
Helen Wan, Attorney And Author Of ‘The Partner Track,’ On Bringing Her Biglaw Novel To Netflix
Wan’s story from the launch of her book to the landing of an original Netflix series is a testament to her hard work, grit, and the realization of dreaming big.
Nicole Shanahan, Andrew Yang, Michelle Wu, Andrew Toy, Henry Golding, Michelle Yeoh, and Payal Kadakia’s Inaugural Gold Gala AAPI Advice
The brotherhood and sisterhood of the AAPI community are now bonding together more than ever and forging a united front in this atmosphere of relentless attacks.
How AI Is Transforming The Legal Profession (2025)
A survey of professionals reveals the impact of legal work, clients, concerns, and future roles.
One Year After The Atlanta AAPI Shooting, AAPI Women Are Being Hunted In The Streets
Our parents and grandparents are being dehumanized, left traumatized, and facing attacks on a daily basis.
How The Diversity Movement Is Helping Legal Organizations Leverage DEI Principles To Unlock Business Excellence
For legal organizations and law firms taking a 2021 inventory of their human capital and aiming to improve diversity among their workforces in 2022, this may be the Q4 conversation you’ve been looking for.
Conferences And Networking For In-House Counsel — Are They Worth The Hustle And Bustle? (Featuring Jason Smith, State Bar Of Texas Corporate Counsel Chair)
Conferences like HLTH and the Corporate Counsel Symposium are well worth the time, effort, and energy.
Thanks To A Mandatory Retirement Policy, Skadden’s First Female M&A Partner Left For Mayer Brown, And Now She’s Ready For Much More
After four decades in the legal profession, Martha McGarry has advised on numerous high-profile and transformational transactions.
SMU Dedman School Of Law Alum Hanna Kim, Punam Kaji, And Ann Chao Sheu On Launching The Podium, Representation, And AAPI Heritage Month
The Podium aims to amplify voices, advance and support careers, and create authentic connections for APA women lawyers.