The ten things you will almost always do during the weeks of studying for the bar exam.
How to Spend Time with Non-Lawyers During the Holidays
Those non-lawyer, family members can be so annoying during the holidays – especially if you’re the only lawyer in the house.
11 Ways Law School is Just Like High School
Fall semester at law school looms on the horizon like a proctology appointment.
The Fierce Battle Continues: Skirt Suit v. Pant Suit
The battle between skirt suit and pant suit is fierce, one that pits traditional values against comfort. Here is my personal list of pros and cons.
What Does Your Boss Think About Your Exercise of Choice?
We all need to exercise, according to Dr. Oz and other doctors. Your sport of choice can send a message about who you are to the higher ups. What is that message? Listen carefully to your boss’s response:
Every Plagiarized Motion's First Draft
Every motion you write as a young attorney first begins as a motion written in another case by an attorney you will never meet. If you don’t make your changes, the motion could end up making no sense.
7 Passive-Aggressive Ways to Prove You Are Working Hard
Being a lawyer means working insane hours in an office, to keep up with billable hours or the workload or the opposition. What good are all those hours if you aren’t getting credit for them? Yes, you are getting paid, but you also deserve acknowledgement from co-workers. Here’s a few ways to get those kudos…
10 Ways Trials Are Like Sex
The outcome is either the most exhilarating feeling or the greatest disappointment.
7 Accusations Thrown at Public Interest Attorneys
Public interest lawyers are sooo stereotypical
A Love Letter from a Suit Jacket to its Matching Pants
Practicing law destroys a lot of relationships.