(Photo of Natalie Anne Knowlton by Elevate Photography/ABA Journal) When states consider law firm ownership and limited law practice by nonlawyers, a common attorney criticism is that such regulation changes will create... Read more »
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Steve Cooperman (courtesy photo) With demand drying up, corporate Biglaw attorneys have had a rough go of it over the course of the past year. With the possibility of layoffs unfortunately becoming... Read more »
(Photo of Patrick Palace and his dog, Sirius George, by Yosef Kalinko/ABA Journal) Patrick Palace is a litigator who has made some life changes. He grew out his hair, sports athleisure wear... Read more »
Image from Shutterstock. For decades, lawyers who worked in BigLaw could expect some version of the following: Work long hours, including nights and weekends, with minimal free time, giving up almost all... Read more »
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Working tirelessly to free her brother from prison inspired Janis Puracal’s Forensic Justice Project
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Just Because Anyone Can Edit Wikipedia Doesn’t Mean They Should: Especially not from the account that’s obviously yours. No String Of Words Will Save Trump: Not like he’s good at putting them... Read more »
