
Give A Damn About Your Reputation?
Check out Above the Law’s guide to saving your hide.
Check out Above the Law’s guide to saving your hide.
In-house columnist Mark Herrmann on why reputation -- of law schools and law firms -- is such an odd thing.
Small-firm columnist Gary J. Ross bids adieu to the Above the Law commentariat.
Your reputation is your personal responsibility, no one else's. Guard it zealously.
Remember, as lawyers, your most valuable asset is your reputation. Do you want to be known in your community as an unethical, unnecessarily aggressive jerk who is always difficult to work with?
Does reputation matter? You bet it does. In-house columnist Mark Herrmann explains why.
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Why does everyone hate lawyers so much? Give us a break!
This one's for the people who still think that inputs like LSAT scores and peer assessments should matter in law school rankings.
Reputations aren’t created or bought, they are earned...
The latest U.S. News & World Report law school rankings are out - and there's a surprising amount of movement among the top schools. Who are this year's winners and losers?