Old People
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Old PeopleWhen Is Too Old To Practice?
Is competence determined in the eyes of the beholder or in the eyes of the holder? 
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Old PeopleWhat You Need To Know About 'Respectful' Law Firm Succession Planning
No dinosaur lawyer -- in fact, no lawyer, at whatever career stage -- wants to be treated as having a 'sell by date.'
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Old PeopleJust Because Judge Posner Retired Doesn't Mean Everyone Should
Perhaps these judicial dinosaurs even wind up in judicial tar pits. -
Clerkships, Old People, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Supreme Court ClerksThe 40-Year-Old SCOTUS Clerk
Who's the oldest person ever to serve as a Supreme Court clerk? -
Midsize Firms / Regional Firms, Old PeopleA 107-Year-Old Attorney Is Still Working At This Prominent Firm
Which major regional firm is keeping this extremely senior partner on its payroll? -
Old PeopleBe Proud Of Your 'Mediocre' Career
So many lawyers have been the “foot soldiers,” the “grunts,” slogging through the thicket of individual clients and businesses. -
Old PeopleLooking Back On A 'Mediocre' Career
At whatever stage in our careers that we may be, practicing law is not for the faint of heart. 
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Labor / Employment, Old People, On The Job, TechnologyOf Hoodies And Hoverboards: Age Discrimination In Tech
Is there such a thing as age discrimination in the World of the Future – the tech industry? -
Old PeopleIn Defense Of Personal Relationships In The Practice Of Law
In what ways has your law practice changed over the past decade or so? -
Federal Judges, Old People, Richard Posner, SCOTUS, Supreme CourtJudge Richard Posner Rips On SCOTUS, Oldsters -- And No, He's Not A Troll
Judge Posner believes there's "no need for octogenarians" on the Supreme Court. -
In-House Counsel, Labor / Employment, Old People, On The JobKeeping Your Ageism In Check
This is a significant issue in the in-house world, where it's harder to know exactly how old your colleagues are. -
Labor / Employment, Old People, On The JobShould Men Use Botox? Ask The Thirtysomethings Who Want To Look Young Again
Ageism in the workplace is unabashedly rampant, employment lawyer Richard Cohen notes -- and it's against the law.
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Luxury, Lies, And A $10 Million Embezzlement
In a scandal that rocked the business community, a former high-profile executive was sentenced to prison, plus five years of supervised release and restitution.
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Old People, Women's IssuesThe Employability Of Older Women Has Struck A Nerve
“Women of a certain age” have encountered and still encounter bias in our profession. -
Old People, Women's IssuesAre Older Women 'Unemployable'?
Trying to change the invisible, unattractive, undesirable and unemployable view that many people have of older women lawyers is fruitless and hopeless. -
Old People, SCOTUS, Supreme CourtOn The Longevity Of Supreme Court Justices
Should we have 18-year term limits for the members of SCOTUS? -
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Labor / Employment, Old People
Why Are Some Employees Called Such Horrible Things?
Things look pretty grim -- besides the approaching reaper himself. -
Legal Ethics, Old People'Alternative Facts' Are Nothing New For Lawyers
What about the client who stubbornly sticks to her version of the facts when it’s clear she is using alternative facts? -
Old PeopleNo Bones About It
Wish bone, funny bone, backbone, essential skeletal parts for lawyers who want to have any career longevity.
