By The Young Lawyer Editorial Board | January 30, 2025
The members of the Young Lawyer Editorial Board hope that this article will provide a “judicial elections refresher” to our fellow attorneys so that we all may be well-informed voters and continue to educate and empower our friends, family and colleagues to exercise our constitutional right to vote.
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By Habiba Cullen-Jafar | January 17, 2025
"I still remember arriving in London wearing my 20 quid suit," says private equity associate Arun Sohan-Pall, who launched his career with help from The PRIME alliance.
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By Rachael Bosch and Dareth Finn | January 17, 2025
Many junior lawyers find themselves struggling with the more fluid expectations of legal practice. While most genuinely want to succeed, they seem to be missing opportunities to take ownership of their work and development, instead waiting for explicit instructions or treating assignments as isolated tasks rather than chances to grow.
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By Zach Agate | January 2, 2025
I want to improve my time management in 2025, and I have a feeling you might as well. After doing some research into best time management practices for attorneys, here are five ways we as attorneys could manage our time better in 2025.
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By Young Lawyer Editorial Board | December 26, 2024
No matter what end of the love-hate spectrum you may fall when it comes to New Year’s resolution, there is no disputing that we all could be a little better personally and professionally if we focused on goals such as these.
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By Stephanie Rodriguez | December 18, 2024
This year has been a whirlwind of lessons, growth and occasional coffee-fueled late nights, from perfecting the fine art of contemporaneous time entry to building meaningful relationships with colleagues.
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By Michael Iles | December 12, 2024
While fears of an army of robotic attorneys replacing us at the courthouse or earning and keeping our clients’ trust are almost certainly premature, as legal professionals, it still may feel overwhelming to keep up with technological changes. This is a driving force behind the importance of lawyers engaging in continuous professional development, mentoring, and long-term succession planning.
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By Bryan Parker and Damien Atkins | December 11, 2024
Hiring 100 lawyers per year means a $100 million investment; by year 2.5, you are still trying to recoup its investment, but with 30-50% fewer lawyers.
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By Young Lawyer Editorial Board | December 5, 2024
Effective client management does not only include your knowledge of the law. It includes how you communicate with your client, helping to set reasonable expectations, and gaining your client's trust.
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By ALM Staff | November 13, 2024
Meet the The American Lawyer's 2024 Young Lawyer of the Year finalists.
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