By Scott R. Lowden, International Trade attorney Author, Import Transactions and Customs Compliance In the United States, shipping terms used in domestic commerce are usually governed and defined by the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) as…
By Megan Grandinetti, Esq. The Lawyer’s Health Coach One of my clients (“Sara”) recently hired me to help her deal with a new kind of pressure she was experiencing at her new law firm. Sara…
by Andrew Gurman, Managing Director Michael Lord and Company Many have seen the practice of law at major, large law firms or within an in-house setting as a safe choice for earning solid compensation and…
By Megan Grandinetti Have you ever gotten through half a day and realized that you did not accomplish anything on your “to do” list? Maybe you got distracted by looking at social media; maybe you received…
Law Firm Partners Going In-House – Background People often ask me what trends I’ve seen in my 31 years of legal recruiting. I usually start off the list by mentioning the diminishing attraction of the…
The In-House Interview – An Introduction To successfully land that much-desired in-house legal position, you must know how the in-house interview process differs from that of a law firm. Use that knowledge to your advantage…
by Melissa Peters, Esq. Princeton Legal Search Group, LLC Most of my female lawyer candidates feel that unless they match the job description perfectly, they should not pursue the opportunity. By contrast, I frequently receive…
Asia’s markets are still growing and the need for legal services is increasing with them. Many legal teams are now expanding (albeit cautiously at the moment) and it is starting to become apparent that certain…
The Reasons to Move In-House – An Intro More and more lawyers are looking to move in-house from a law firm environment. The desire to move in-house job seems to have a consistent theme –…