Lawyers hardly need explaining why these are so vital: legal practice requires highly developed cognitive abilities – for information retention and retrieval, analysis and interpretation, decision making, argumentation, etc. Legal training develops these abilities to a high level.
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Appraising the Changes in Solicitor Qualification in the UK
Whilst studying law is one of the most challenging disciplines that students can undertake in the UK, it also…
How to Work in Law Without Being a Lawyer
The legal career is an often difficult but rewarding life choice, but many believe you have to go to law school and…
Jana is a Palestinian American from Columbus, Ohio who graduated from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law.
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Getting the Right Network Circle for You
This month, she discusses how developing the right network circle involves learning more about yourself first to…
Constructing The Best Legal Team
Last year I was very fortunate to have a talented young corporate lawyer with a sterling law firm background do a…
In the first part of her series, she touches on the importance of networking as a skill, and why all lawyers should work on it and refrain from relying on AI when it comes to human connections.
Very few professional development concepts are as divisive as the subject of networking. Most of the…
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What’s It Really Like to Be a Barrister?
Becoming a barrister is often considered one of the highest achievements for a person’s legal career and most are…
A Meeting of Minds: Mindfulness in the Law
In this second article in his series on resilience and wise leadership in the legal profession, leadership coach…