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How I Made Partner: 'As My Expertise Grows, I Still Maintain My Small-Town Manners, Being Authentic and Trustworthy to All I Encounter,' Says Elizabeth Story of Parker Poe
“I want to make sure when people mention my name, they identify me with being the expert in the room.” Click Here To Read The Full Article
The Art of Developing and Maintaining Make-or-Break Client Relationships
In a competitive landscape that has flooded clients with choices, innovative thinking and flexibility are at the heart of law firms’ efforts to keep major clients satisfied and bring in new ones. Click Here To Read The Full Article
How One Law School's Closure Presents an Expansion Opportunity for Another
The University of Idaho College of Law will move into the Boise building that housed the now-closed Concordia University School of Law. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Ahead of the Curve: Maybe Online Classes Aren't So Bad
This week’s Ahead of the Curve legal education newsletter looks at new research on how law student perceptions of online classes have shifted over the past year. Plus, a former judicial clerk calls out legal academia for its role in shielding sexual harassers in the judiciary. Click Here To Read The Full Article