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Bull Garlington | Networking sucks. Everybody hates it. I'm here with a list of proven behaviors and tricks that I have deployed in the field or brazenly pilfered from experts.

Teddy Snyder | This question can help you discover the inner candidate, whether hiring a law student or a lateral.

Attorney at Work’s “Women in Law” series honors Boston Globe Media Partners' Heather Stevenson.

Camille Stell | Regulatory reform is needed to eliminate legal deserts in the U.S.

"Protector of athletes" Sivonnia DeBarrros on having the confidence to build a six-figure, woman-owned law firm — and five things you need to succeed in your niche.

Analog Attorney | Beautiful personalized notecards from moderately priced to obscenely expensive.

Our “Women in Law” series honors Women’s History Month by spotlighting inspiring women lawyers who've carved a path for themselves in the legal industry and beyond.

Megan Zavieh | Feeling bogged down by the winter months? Spring forward with these top five solo practice cleanups.

Your practice area doesn't have to hold you back. Through research and a concentrated effort, you can switch your niche for a better one.

Chere Estrin | Foley & Lardner's Emily Weber applies a hands-on, practical approach to her law practice. Some advice: Don’t be afraid to seek out feedback.