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Jamie Spannhake | Here are Five Ways to Prepare to Get Away so You Can Get Back to Good

Attorney at Work’s “Women in Law” series talks with Michelle Banks, a senior advisor at BarkerGilmore.

It is time for a major revamp of how we govern our profession from an ethics perspective. Although that sounds dramatic — and possibly terrifying — there is absolutely nothing scary about this idea.

The Friday Five | Life is complicated, but your relationships with your clients don’t have to be.

Chere Estrin | The Nelson Hardiman founder, whose healthcare advocacy work has led to numerous awards, puts an emphasis on delivering the message clearly and succinctly.

Zana Tomich | Before you become an expert in the practice of law, you can (and should) become an expert in client service.

You’ve spent thousands of dollars building and refining your law firm website, in hopes it attracts lots of new clients. But have you thought through the various legal issues surrounding the use of websites to market a practice? If not, you ...

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.