Man Enough to Take Your Wife's Name?
Meet the Big Law partner who's not afraid to be a feminist. (Part 3 of series on women and the name game.)
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Top Reasons to Take Your Husband's Name
Forget feminism. There are some compelling reasons to use your hubby's name. (Part 2 about women and the name game.)
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Women Are Now Taking Hubby's Last Name
It's so yesterday to keep your maiden name. What's up with the retro stuff? (Part 1)
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Tips for Success
Four Essential Steps to Take Before Changing Law Firms
Daily Report
When changing jobs, the worst-case scenario is to leave a position at one law firm, only to learn that you cannot join the new firm or -- more commonly -- to be surprised by something that dramatically affects your acceptance of an offer. Here are four ways to minimize risk when deciding whether to make a move.
Advice
Protecting Yourself When You've Been Fired
Chances are you're in shock. So take a deep breath and take note of these five things when you are in that unpleasant, awkward situation.
Profiles
N.Y. Judge Serves Country at Home and Abroad
New York Law Journal
The only active military judge presiding over a New York veterans treatment court, Terence Murphy will report for active duty next month, eventually deploying to Kuwait. Murphy said his career follows in the footsteps of his father, former Nassau County Supreme Court Justice George Murphy, who served for 24 years in the U.S. Army and Army Reserve.
Career News
Incoming President Will Nurture NYCLA's 'Inclusive' Role
New York Law Journal
An attorney in Colombia and a Colombian public employee were extradited to New York on Wednesday to face charges of stealing confidential information about a drug prosecution by the Eastern District of New York U.S. Attorney and selling it to a narcotics trafficker.
Compensation Matters
Commission Seeks Pay Increases for Conn. State Judges
The Connecticut Law Tribune
As Connecticut lawmakers deal with the state's budget crisis, a committee studying judicial compensation has proposed raises of 5.3 percent for state judges for each of the next four fiscal years, noting that the judges have not received raises since 2007, and that, even before that, their pay increases were not keeping up with inflation.
Paralegal's Corner
Links of interest to paralegals, from around the Web
10 Things You Should Never Let Lawyers Do By Themselves
Superlegal FunWhy an Attorney Should Hire a Paralegal
The Empowered ParalegalThe Paralegal Voice: What Paralegals Need to Know about 'The Cloud'
The Paralegal Mentor'I'll Pass' and Other Memorable Statements From Interns
Paralegal Hell25 Essential Reference Books Every Paralegal Should Own
How to Become a ParalegalBurnout?
Mom-alegal's blogCommunication is Key to Keeping People (and Yourself) Happy
Haley Lobs Law BombCutting Out the Middle Man in Your Legal Profession
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Eric Turkewitz, of The Turkewitz Law Firm and author of the New York Personal Injury Law Blog, offers dos and don'ts for first-time legal bloggers.
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