“We’ve been talking about gender issues for 20 years. Let’s see some progress!” By Holly English

First we need to be playing the same game. By Cathy S. Wright

As currently practiced, they are mostly superficial, piecemeal and ultimately inadequate.

By Ellen Ostrow

Success, with all of its attendant components By Paulette Brown

Analyzing 2007 trends of work/life balance and women at law firms. By Deborah Epstein Henry

To counter the unrealistic “you-can-have-it-all” mindset, most women give themselves a heavy dose of reality. By Judi Craig

In the “Conceptual Age,” work needs to be meaningful. Women attorneys are leading the trend.

By Arnie Herz

The Minority Corporate Counsel Association offers its list of the Top 10 Recommendations to guide the careers of in-house counsel.

By Veta T. Richardson

Women want the freedom to have a stellar career and to meet family demands as they choose.

By Julie Fleming-Brown

Written by four attorneys with disparate viewpoints this new column discusses the difference ADR can mean for lawyers.

By Stephanie West Allen, Victoria Pynchon, Gini Nelson and Diane Levin

Taking time to reflect can create clarity, confidence and yes, more time.

By Debby Stone and Laura Biering

Women want the freedom to have a stellar career and to meet family demands as they choose.

By Julie Fleming-Brown

The billable hour and timesheet are now on the defensive, and eventually, will get a death penalty verdict; it’s just a question of when. By Ronald J. Baker

Giving and receiving feedback is not a spectator sport. It requires active participation by both the partner and the associate.

By Jennifer Queen

Engage in a free exchange of news, ideas and opinions about how best to improve legal education at “Best Practices Blog.” By Mary Lynch and Roy Stuckey

Mastering effective delegation is a skill they don’t generally teach in law school. It’s critical for your profitability and sanity!

By Judi Craig

First we need to be playing the same game. By Cathy S. Wright

Solos work 24/7. Most will tell you it’s about the freedom.

By Susan Cartier Liebel

As currently practiced, they are mostly superficial, piecemeal and ultimately inadequate.

By Ellen Ostrow

Use reviews as opportunities to present your accomplishments and reinforce your value.

By Dawn Wagenaar

In the “Conceptual Age,” work needs to be meaningful. Women attorneys are leading the trend.

By Arnie Herz

For the career-minded female lawyer, business development provides an opportunity of Google-like proportion.

By Alf Nucifora

“Lone Rangers” cause problems. Here’s what you can do to head them off at the, well, pass.

By Gary Holstein

Studies show that females, from birth, are more relationship-oriented than males. When women NetWeave in the workplace, they often find themselves in great demand.

By Bob Littell

Lawyers should seize opportunities to speak publicly for their clients. By Erika Allen

Adjust your international practice to meet market demands.

By Janet H. Moore

Planning any kind of marketing program means understanding who you are and how you stack up with your competitors.

By Ian Latham

The size of your income will directly reflect the number of people on whose lives you have an impact.

By Bob Burg and John David Mann

In order to write well, we need to plan what we are going to say and how we are going to say it.

By David T. Ritchie

Don’t expect employers to come up with answers on how to address the situation; give them a plan.

Other than what society tells you is important to you?

By Monica R. Parker

“I have never looked at ‘setbacks’ as anything but temporary delays toward my own progress.”

By Paul J. Consbruck

The happiest lawyers I know, unquestionably, have prioritized time with their families--day-to-day time, not expensive vacation time. By Joe Shaub

Many well-educated women attorneys are under-educated about their financial futures.

By Rob Hockett

Insurance policies are contracts, but they occupy a special niche in the wide field of contracts; knowing how to read and analyze them can prove important.

By Larry McSpadden

Baby Boomers who live to age 65 will have an average life expectancy of 20-25 more years. What’s it going to be like?

By Richard M. Weber

No other life event can be as devastating to an elderly person’s lifestyle, finances and security as needing long term care: Are you ready? By Mickey Batsell

There are no easy answers—not even rehab. By Rick Hoel

If you are a lawyer and depressed, you are far from alone.

By Daniel T. Lukasik

Even a good idea may be poorly executed. By Bob Rains

Today small and mid-sized firms account for nearly 2 of 3 law firms most frequently considered by large and Fortune 1000 organizations.

By Marcie L. Shunk

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Studies show people can be consciously committed to egalitarianism, and deliberately work to behave without prejudice, yet still possess hidden negative prejudices or stereotypes. Free test

A cross section of women attorneys in a variety of practice areas share their experiences, frustrations and advice with those considering (or currently practicing) law as a career.

Most people just laugh when they hear that the secret to success is giving...Then again, most people are nowhere near as successful as they wish they were.

Review by Victoria Pynchon

An alphabetical, annotated list of weblogs whose stated missions fall within the scope of TCL’ positioning: professionalism, and quality of life and career. Compiled by David Giacalone

It’s not just romantic love that interests me, but also for fellow human beings and animals, and the deep ties that include us in the wider circle of humanity. The Lowe Gallery, Atlanta, Santa Monica

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