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Networking Networks
A worthwhile New Year's Resolution for young attorneys: Focus your networking efforts
Continue reading...5. January 2012
Networking Networks
A worthwhile New Year's Resolution for young attorneys: Focus your networking efforts
Continue reading...22. December 2011
Legal Aid: One Hour of Sharing Associates’ Campaign
Associates' Campaign to benefit The Fund for the Legal Aid Society is in full swing
Continue reading...13. December 2011
The RAP Genre
One of the joys of having a legal education is the ability to nitpick movies with law-related themes. A look at the Rule Against Perpetuities in The Descendants.
Continue reading...22. November 2011
Did You Hear The Rumor That Law Schools Don’t Teach Lawyering?
Law school don’t teach you lawyering, so you’ve got to do it yourself.
Continue reading...1. November 2011
Attention law grads with debt
Having a hard time paying back your loans or making sense of the options available? Let us know.
Continue reading...20. October 2011
A resource for litigators
MSBA's judicial practice guide a good place to start before your next court appearance
Continue reading...13. October 2011
A brief comment on brevity
Brevity is one of the cornerstones of good writing (including good legal writing, although not every lawyer takes heed).
Continue reading...20. September 2011
Three tips for those seeking a silver bullet
I started a new job as an associate at a firm in Minneapolis over the summer and I have three tips to share with new graduates looking for their first legal job.
Continue reading...2. September 2011
Keeping Clients’ Secrets Secret
In our ever-increasingly transient lives, it is important to keep in mind a few basics.
Continue reading...24. August 2011
Lost no more? Striking out on my own…
One blogger decides to pursue her passion during the arduous job search: http://skerrettlegal.com/
Continue reading...3. August 2011
One for the books
There should be more than "To Kill a Mockingbird" on every lawyer's reading list
Continue reading...29. July 2011
What about protected activity and social media?
Where employees interact with their coworkers or management, and speak freely, these statements may indeed be protected.
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