Legal Profession
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Biglaw, Sponsored Content, TechnologyLegal Career Growth: Why Continuous Engagement With Legal Recruiters Is Key
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Biglaw, Sponsored ContentCareer Advancement In The Legal Profession: Exploring Lateral Moves And Reasons Lawyers Switch Firms
Discover why career progression motivates attorneys to make lateral moves, switching firms for enhanced partnership opportunities, diversified work, better compensation, and more. -
Biglaw, Law Schools, Sponsored ContentPromoting Diversity In Law: A Strategic Guide For Navigating The Post-Affirmative Action Legal Landscape
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Biglaw, Sponsored ContentLawyer Mental Health Crisis: Unveiling 2023 Data, Trends, And Essential Resources For Building Healthier Legal Careers
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FinanceLegal Nonprofits Could Lead In Nuking The Counterproductive Mythos Of The 40-Hour Workweek
Just because lawyers in private practice have a garbage culture around work-life balance and must suffer the albatross of the billable hour doesn’t mean that everyone else should have to. -
LawyersConnecticut Launches State of the Legal Profession Task Force
The Nutmeg State joins others across the country in creating a panel to explore legal regulatory reform. -
Lawyers‘Can We Effectively Advance Diversity And Inclusion Efforts In Today’s Political Climate?’
We still have a long way to go. -
Trivia Question of the DayCounting All The Lawyers In The United States
The U.S. produces a lot of lawyers. -
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Minority IssuesFor The Legal Profession, Diversity Dies Without Inclusion
How does the legal profession suffer from lack of inclusion? -
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How Attorneys And Law Firms Can ‘Raise The Floor’ For Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion In 2017
It is no secret, like the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, the legal profession is facing a diversity crisis. -
Non-SequitursNon-Sequiturs: 04.29.16
* Fanfic come to life! Allison Janney handles the White House press corps as C.J. Cregg. Can you catch all the West Wing references she throws out in under a minute? [The Decider]
* Sure, people want a “sleep revolution,” but it is only likely to garner ridicule in the legal profession. Aren’t we lucky? [Law and More]
* Salon’s latest HOTTAKE suggests Bernie or Bust folks should vote for Donald Trump. Yes, it is that stupid. [Lawyers, Guns and Money]
* Behind the IP fight that killed a fashion house revival. [The Fashion Law]
* Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is really pissed at the Southern Poverty Law Center because they filed an ethics complaint against him. I mean all he did was tell probate judges not to marry same-sex couples… [Wonkette]
* U.S. military says U.S. military is not guilty of a war crime for bombing a Doctors Without Borders hospital. [Huffington Post]
* The impact an eight-justice Supreme Court may have on climate change. [Green Biz]
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Old PeopleOld Lady Lawyer: What Do Millennials Want?
Perhaps the problem with millennial lawyers is that we've never bothered to understand millennial lawyers? -
BloggingBlogging As A Conversation -- If You Build It They Will Come
Blogging is a literary form in the same sense that prose, poetry, drama or a short story are literary forms. -
Non-SequitursNon-Sequiturs: 02.25.16
* Come on, you know you want it — you’ll be a hit with all the law nerds. [Tee Spring]
* Yup, these are law-related dioramas made with the marshmallow goodness of Peeps. I respect the dedication needed to make these, but was there really nothing better you could do with your time? [ABA Journal]
* Your detailed guide to the messy legal battle between Kesha and Dr. Luke. [Slate]
* One more reason to be paranoid — thieves are using Instagram to track and find potential burglary victims. [Find Law]
* The Marshall Islands are suing the U.S. and India for violations of the NPT. The suit may actually work out for the defendants, forcing them to work together. [Fortune]
* Brendan Dassey’s lawyer breaks down why his confession in Making a Murderer was a fake one. [Business Insider]
* Book review: check out the novel, What Was Mine, for the legal ramifications of kidnapping. [CodeX]
* How to keep up with a client-focused legal practice. [Reboot Your Law Practice]
* As the business of being a lawyer gets more cutthroat, will some law firms break ranks? [Big Law Business / Bloomberg]
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