Blawg Directory: Associates
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Counsel to Counsel
Provides a forum for discussing legal career issues facing associates, partners and in-house counsel.
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Cotterman on Compensation
This blawg discusses all levels of law firm lawyer compensation, from associates to service partners, to rainmakers, to lawyer-managers, and senior lawyers who are phasing down in preparation for retirement. It comments on external market forces as well as the complex internal issues of system design, productivity, and motivation. It draws on Altman Weil’s extensive survey databases as a source of compensation trends and benchmarks.
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The Associate Pirate
"Arr is for resumé!" This blawg discusses the legal market from a recruiter's perspective.
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Legally Brunette
"I write a lot about my beer-drinkin', poker-playin' mom "Philly" and my news-anchoring stepdad, "Ron Burgundy." They practically raised me. I also write about the rest of my family and friends, but I seldom use their real names, so no one gets incarcerated. I like making people laugh, but more importantly, I like people who make ME laugh. I blog because I care."
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Ellen Barshevsky—The BLAWG
This blog was launched after the author was banned from posting regular comments on ABAJournal.com. Ellen notes that the blog is about her and she, exclaims in her signature use of random all caps, that, "I hope YOU enjoy it as MUCH as my BOYFRIEND."
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Sweet Hot Justice
"Sweet Hot Justice gives an entertaining, down-and-dirty inside look at what it's really like to whore yourself out to BigLaw and beyond. The Legal Tease blog spills the dirty details on the BigLaw life from inside one of BigLaw's biggest and baddest, and Sweet Hot Counsel fields your questions on how to get in, get by, and get out."
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Solicitr
"Looking at life through legal lenses, Solicitr presents a dash of news with a dose of views, gossip and entertainment. Flick through for a bit of light relief or take the opportunity to have your say; your opinions, insights and stories are welcome."
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associate attrition statistic-to-be …
"This blog contains the observations, tribulations, and [occasional] triumphs of an anonymous junior associate who doesn't quite fit in ... and looks forward to the day when the law school loans are paid off and the freedom to do anything with a law degree becomes reality."
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