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I will draw on two points made by the commencement speaker at every step of my career.

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Life is too short and practice is too difficult to do work that you don’t enjoy, for one.

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Relationships jump-started my dream to have a greater impact on my community than I had been able to as an associate.

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You have to ask for help and you have to be willing to let things go. Nothing is going to be perfect, and people generally understand.

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There are trial programs around Maryland and the nation that are always looking for young lawyers to inspire future lawyers.

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Parental alienation is perhaps the worst experience any family can go through while also going through a divorce or separation.

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When I first decided to contribute to Generation J.D., I wanted to make sure to include a reflections post on how my first year is going. It’s common knowledge that the role of a first-year associate is comprised of many ...

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Review documents, don't get rattled and qualify, qualify, qualify

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How I survived my finals with a little help from my PALS.

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When our bar association booked the deputy attorney general to speak for Law Day many, many months ago, none of us could have foreseen the back of the ballroom packed with television cameras.

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