Even if you are a brand-new associate, Jay Harrington says it's never too early to think about business development. Here are four principles to keep in mind as you get started.

According to the 2021 ABA Profile of the Legal Profession, the COVID-19 pandemic prompted one-third of senior lawyers to change retirement plans — but that doesn’t mean they decided to retire. Instead, 53% of those lawyers decided to push ...

To check turnover and retain more lawyers, firms look to what inspires and fulfills millennials.

Meyling Ly Ortiz | Starting your first job in-house? Here are a few suggestions for making a successful transition.

For many lawyers, the most intolerable stress is due to imposter syndrome.

Meyling Ly Ortiz | Is it time to change jobs or can you grow where you're planted?

Annie Little says lawyers are terrible listeners. Is that the reputation you want? Three ways to turn it around. Better Listening. Oh, don’t act so shocked. You know it’s true. Even if you’re an exceptionally sensitive lawyer, you’re still stuck ...

If you’re an associate or other employee at a law firm, you want to make sure you’re taking full advantage of the benefits your firm offers. And if you’re a partner in a smaller firm, you should be aware of what employees will be expecting from ...

Camille Stell explains the power of a sabbatical. Here's how taking one can help you begin to consider life after the law.

Jay Harrington | Many of this year’s new associate attorneys are working from home, without the traditional safety nets. Here are 10 tips for coping with stress and staying resilient.