After the Bar: Professional Life

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Model Rules of Professional Conduct

When the Boundaries of Zealous Representation Collide with Human Empathy

James Fierberg

You must always remember that the profession exists to help solve the problems of other humans.

Lawyer Wellness

Essential Tips for Working Remotely

Donald F. Winningham III

With so many offices closed, attorneys across the country are trying to remain productive and serve their clients from their dining rooms.

Careers

Career

A Day in the Life of a County Attorney

Regina Nassen

Deputy county attorneys do everything from drafting complex real-estate contracts to filing civil commitment cases to giving legal opinions.

Professional Development

Exploring Small-Town Career Options

Mario Arango

Small town practice comes with its own unique challenges; however, the possibilities are endless.

Career

Increasing Access to Legal Services in Rural Areas

Ryan Cwach, Kelsea Kenzy Sutton, and Rachelle Norberg

Incentive payments are available to attorneys who agree to move to and practice law for five years in a county with a population under 10,000.

Courts & Judiciary

Wanted: Adventurers with Law Degrees

Janet LaRue Romig

Alaska is the only state without a law school, so for many clerks, the first true exposure to both Alaska and Alaskan law occurs when the clerkship begins.

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After the Bar: Professional Life

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