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An excellent primer for family-law cases
Family law is not one of those of areas of law where you can learn on the fly in a middle of a case. A UB Law program can help.
Who you gonna call? Helpful resources for young lawyers
Experience takes time, so for those of us with very limited experience, here are some helpful tips on who to contact when you don’t know the answer.
Seek wisdom
Don't be afraid to look like you don't know anything, because compared to someone who has been practicing for decades, you truly do not know anything.
Green and enjoying the unforeseen
A lot of times we are assisted by the mature and seasoned professionals in our business just because of our lack of experience and their genuine desire to help new members.
The start of my trek into the legal profession
It all began with a chance encounter with a complete stranger in a grocery store.
Mentoring: Your professional lifeline
Just don't forget that as a mentee, it is your responsibility also to invest in the relationship.
It’s time to get engaged
Don't put on blinders to the broader societal implications of the practice of law.
Leaving school behind for the practice of law
You can pick up something new in the practice of law and you can always do more to add to your “toolbox.”
Completing the circle of mentoring
I forget how difficult it was to be a first-year associate, trying to learn both the practice of law and the actual law.
In-House Interrogatory
Where do you seek advice and mentorship in your job as a general counsel?
All in the family, but free time is for children
At the Center for Urban Families, Danielle N. Torain, senior director of strategy and development, has focused her efforts on the revitalization of the family unit.
Thank you Arlene
Of course I am excited about her new job but, for selfish reasons, I am sad to see her go. ...
