Women And The Panopticon Of The Law
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Biglaw, Job Searches, Small Law Firms, Women's IssuesIn It For The Long Run
Partner Jayne Backett offers career advice for young attorneys (especially, but not exclusive, women attorneys). -
Biglaw, In-House Counsel, Job Searches, TechnologyRewire The Legal Profession With More Business Training For Lawyers
It won’t be easy to rewire lawyers, but if law firms and businesses employing lawyers want to succeed, they must. 
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Justice, Politics, Women's IssuesHappy New Year – A Toast To The Rule Of Law
Where warped belief systems prevail over basic human rights, the law has failed its people.
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Politics, Women's IssuesWhat Women Can Learn About Leadership From Hillary's Defeat
Four sales techniques we can learn from watching Donald Trump in the debates. -
Biglaw, Partner Issues, Women's IssuesThe Hunger Games And The Law Firm Life
Law firm life is like the Hunger Games -- and that's not entirely bad, according to partner Jayne Backett. -
Biglaw, Partner Issues, Women's IssuesWomen And The Panopticon Of The Law (Part 4): Death To the Queen Bee
Four ideas for achieving better gender balance in law firm management, from columnist Jayne Backett. -
Biglaw, Partner Issues, Women's IssuesWomen And The Panopticon Of The Law (Part 3): 'A Working Mother Must Be A General'
Some insights on what columnist Jayne Backett sees working and not working in the context of juggling family and a demanding career.
