Robert E. Williams: On Job Training, Serving Clients and the Importance of Humor at Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton
Graduates of lesser-known law schools shouldn't feel intimidated in the job market by their peers from more...
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1960 viewsRemember ''One America,'' Bill Clinton's initiative to promote discussion about race relations in the United...
302 viewsFor more than four decades, Plato Cacheris has been involved in some of the most high-profile cases of our...
1764 viewsJeffrey Fisher is batting a thousand. He became partner at Davis Wright Tremaine in Seattle late last year at...
555 viewsBack in the late 80s, Stephanie Morris graduated from law school, clerked for a federal judge, and then...
629 viewsAfter searching the San Antonio streets for a homeless woman who was the victim of an assault, Bexar County...
146 viewsNot every law school graduate wants to practice law. Teri Cannon always wanted to educate. LawCrossing speaks...
640 viewsThis week, we examine the importance of your grades during law school. As we will explore, many factors go...
1212 viewsOn a typical day at the office, Julie Getzels might stroll past a few Renoirs, Georges Seurat's ''A Sunday on...
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314 viewsCivil rights lawyer Anthony P. Griffin has handled his share of controversial and high-profile cases—from...
1893 viewsOne of the best ways to boost your practice and learn new skills is through pro bono work, according to Dan...
1682 viewsAs a partner specializing in entertainment, Internet, and intellectual property litigation at Quinn Emanuel...
642 viewsBernard Siegel gave up his law practice of 30 years to create the Genetics Policy Institute, the stem-cell...
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2476 viewsThis week, we examine how you can cope with friends and family members who don't quite understand what it...
410 viewsAs a partner at Vinson & Elkins and chairman of the DC Sports & Entertainment Commission, Mark Tuohey is an...
899 viewsAt 35, Darren Cottriel is a newly minted partner in the Orange County office of Pillsbury Winthrop, an...
188 viewsRichard Cooper, 62, has a worldwide reputation as a food and drug attorney and has had a prominent career in...
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