Winter 2014

Career

The Cloud, Tablets, and Apps: Technology Takes Hold

Hope Viner Samborn

Solo and small firm lawyers who are embracing twentieth century technology, including cloud storage, tablets, and mobile apps, are meeting ethical obligations regarding competent client representation and are also benefiting financially and personally.

Career

“Day of the Woman” Panels Look Forward

Hannah Hayes

Strategic career planning, ongoing networking, and finding the confidence, persistence, and passion to pursue a rewarding career are among the subjects about which 2014 Annual Meeting program panelists shared their experiences, insights, and wisdom.

Career

Women Soldier On—Right to the Top: Plum Military Legal Jobs Increasingly Seized by Women

G.M. Filisko

What do the top lawyers in the U.S. Army, the U.S. Navy, and the U.S. Navy Reserve have in common? Besides sharing a desire for adventure, experience, and serving their country, each of these three leaders in the Judge Advocate General’s Corps is a woman.

Career

A Seat at the Table

Vikki Pryor

A former IRS litigator who is the managing principal of Change Create Transform LLC says the true value of a legal education and career is a special opportunity to be positioned for a seat at the table and equipped with the skills to make a difference in whatever undertaking you decide to pursue.

Career

Déjà Vu—All Over Again

Bobbi Liebenberg

Implicit bias is one of the many reasons for the glacial rate of progress of women in law firms and the corporate sphere, including the lack of senior women lawyers in positions of power and influence.

Career

Commission on Women News

Commission on Women News

Career

Short Takes

Short Takes