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The Two Biggest Changes in the Legal Profession in the Last 10 Years

The Two Biggest Changes in the Legal Profession in the Last 10 Years

Career Development, Legal Career ResourcesShauna C. BryceOctober 19, 2015artificial intelligence, innovation

Looking for an LSAT, Law School, or Bar Exam Tutor?

Looking for an LSAT, Law School, or Bar Exam Tutor?

Career Development, Education, Resource ReviewShauna C. BryceSeptember 29, 2015education, passing the bar, tutor

Turning e-Discovery from a Temp Job into a Permanent Legal Career

Turning e-Discovery from a Temp Job into a Permanent Legal Career

Career DevelopmentShauna C. BryceSeptember 25, 2015Career Development, contract attorney, e-discovery

Law Schools Blame NCBE; NCBE Blames Law Schools for Falling Bar Exam Passage Rates

Career DevelopmentShauna C. BryceSeptember 24, 2015career prospects, education costs

Tired of eDiscovery? Consider the Next Hot Practice Area: Information Governance

Tired of eDiscovery? Consider the Next Hot Practice Area: Information Governance

Career Development, Job SearchShauna C. BryceSeptember 23, 2015e-discovery, governance

The Road Not Taken

The Road Not Taken

At the Office, Career DevelopmentShauna C. BryceSeptember 17, 2015business, not law

Would Inclusion Under Overtime Rules Help Or Hurt Contract Attorneys?

Would Inclusion Under Overtime Rules Help Or Hurt Contract Attorneys?

At the Office, Career DevelopmentShauna C. BryceSeptember 15, 2015overtime, pay

Law Students Aren't Practice Ready (And Plans To Do Something About It)

Law Students Aren't Practice Ready (And Plans To Do Something About It)

Career Development, InterviewsShauna C. BryceSeptember 15, 2015Career Development, job search

Salary Increases for Lawyers in 2016?

Career DevelopmentShauna C. BryceSeptember 10, 2015Ask The Hiring Attorney, salary

Hot Practice Areas for 2016-2017?

Career Development, Job SearchShauna C. BryceSeptember 10, 2015job search strategies, salary

Career Development Lessons for Law Firms and Female Lawyers

Career Development Lessons for Law Firms and Female Lawyers

At the Office, Career DevelopmentShauna C. BryceSeptember 9, 2015gender parity, mentoring

How do You Fit into the Strategic Goals of Small and Mid-Sized Law Firms?

How do You Fit into the Strategic Goals of Small and Mid-Sized Law Firms?

Career Development, Legal Career ResourcesShauna C. BryceSeptember 2, 2015Career Development, Resources

New Overtime Rules for Contract Attorneys?

Career Development, Legal Career ResourcesShauna C. BryceSeptember 1, 2015expenses, legal career resources

How to Build Relationships with In-House Counsel

How to Build Relationships with In-House Counsel

Career Development, NetworkingShauna C. BryceAugust 27, 2015networking, professional presentation

How Your Brain Conspires Against You

How Your Brain Conspires Against You

Career Development, Legal Career ResourcesShauna C. BryceAugust 27, 2015legal career, professional presentation

The Cravath Tournament: Winner-Take-All Leads to Brutal Competition at Top Firms

At the Office, Career DevelopmentShauna C. BryceAugust 25, 2015Advice, Goals

Ready to Rise: Inside Counsel Honors 100 Female Lawyers Ready to be a Fortune 500 GC

Career Development, Goal SettingShauna C. BryceAugust 25, 2015Career Development, professional presentation

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