
You Can Actually Balance A Legal Career And Family Life
You don't have to sacrifice your family for career success.
You don't have to sacrifice your family for career success.
Associates can pick their billable hours and compensation.
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Kudos for some common sense!
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The irony was just too much to bear.
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This shouldn't be a radical idea, but in Biglaw it is.
Another marker of gender inequality.
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Nice effort but there are some caveats.
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You can be successful and have a rich family life.
Burned out? You're not alone.
* After a six-year legal tussle, Prince's estate has an agreed-upon value. Maybe they should have just listened to the intro of "Let's Go Crazy," the one where it says "electric word life, it means forever and it’s worth about $156.4M.” [ Al.com] * "Some of us are more equal than others": Texas voting bill meant to exclude non-citizens caught a few citizens in its net. [Depaulia Online] * Working on those application? See what U.S. News thinks you ought be paying attention to. [U.S. News] * A congressman is pushing for a four-day work week. If this becomes a thing, will everyone hate Tuesdays? [Business Insider] * Fines for breaching GDPR are looking scary high. In-house, you better crack down on storing your customer's identifying information! [CNBC]
Having a family and a career shouldn't be this difficult.
It turns out that the traditional law practice model didn’t actually make room for real happiness, just the appearance of happiness.