The attorney reflects that one of the most rewarding aspects of working at a Biglaw firm was the consistent access to pro bono opportunities. Large firms often maintain formal partnerships with nonprofit legal organizations, enabling their lawyers to assist domestic
Many small law firms face ongoing challenges with overdue invoices, and the impact is often more serious than it appears on paper. In one real example from a coaching client, a firm believed it was financially strong—until it uncovered more
Many law firms expect newly hired lateral attorneys to start performing at full capacity from day one. However, the transition is often far more complex. Many private practice lawyers bring with them deeply ingrained habits, high stress levels, and in
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Six Essential Business Development Steps Young Attorneys Can Take to Jump-Start Their Legal Careers In today’s competitive legal landscape, many firms are encouraging associates to begin thinking about business development earlier than in years past. Senior attorneys once told new