After the Bar: Essentials

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Professional Development

Michael Wippler

Learn your trade, market yourself, respect those around you, and take care of yourself, and your career will be highly rewarding and enriching.

Career

David J. Scriven-Young

By communicating your availability and seizing opportunities that come in, you will put yourself in the best position to succeed.

Career

Heidi K. Brown

This is just the beginning of a long trajectory of successes that will help put periodic missteps into context.

Professional Development

Tom Hentoff

Superstar associates are easy to spot. Their habits? Not so much.

Career

Paige M. Willan

These opportunities can be critical for a new attorney’s career.

New Attorneys

Meredith E. Carpenter

When you know why you’re doing something, you can produce work that not only is accurate but also anticipates other issues that may arise.

Professional Development

Sara J. Berman

What are some of the skills you must have to transition well into the profession?

Professional Development

Kerry M. Lavelle

If you are starting your new career as an associate, here are 10 ways to ensure you will be the most reliable associate in your firm.

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