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AttorneyJobs .com
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Federal Reports Inc., the provider of Attorney Jobs and the Legal Career CenterTM, is the leading provider of career information for attorneys in the United States, providing advice and assistance to lawyers in all employment sectors, at all levels of experience, and in all stages of their careers. Since its formation in 1979, the Company has maintained an extensive database of current attorney and law-related job opportunities, contract opportunities, and practice development options.
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JD .Jungle
JD .Jungle's Articles Are Two Better Than One?
Interviewing 101
Girls, Interrupted.
Fab Four
Up and Away
LawCrossing
LawCrossing 's Articles Should I Stay or Should I Go?: A Recruiter Reflects on an Age-Old Question
Should I Stay or Should I Go?: A Recruiter Reflects on an Age-Old Question, Part II
LawCrossing 's Articles on Outplacement Between Offer and Acceptance
Julie Getzels: On the Art of Working as a General Counsel
Elizabeth K. Peck on job fishing, networking, and writing a winning cover letter
Is Part-Time On Your Side?: A Look at Flexible Work Arrangements
Melissa S. Norden on the Dog-Eat-Dog World of a Nonprofit
On making an impression, the downside of email, and partner phobia
Living for the City: Michael J. Mais On Working as a Municipal Attorney
Supporting the arts with legal expertise
Mr. Williams speaks about on-the-job training, serving clients, and the importance of humor
Michael Charlson: On Writing Well and Humbling Moments
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BCG Attorney Search
BCG Attorney Search's Articles How to ensure that your lateral move is a success.
The BCG Attorney Search Guide to Class Ranking Distinctions and Law Review Membership
Moving your career to another city.
Firm culture matters most.
Changing practice areas.
Are you sure that you want to go in-house?
How To Excel in Law Firm Interviews
Relocating overseas.
How employers see you.
Why you should use a search consultant.
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BCG Attorney Search's Career Management and Planning Q&A's
How can a lawyer with experience find a job?
How can a tier-3 school grad break in to the big show?
Will leaving an employer before the 2 year mark send up a red flag?
Will a clerkship at a state court of appeals enhance my marketability?
How valuable is a LL.M. in a particular field?
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BCG Attorney Search's Articles on Outplacement Partnership Dilemmas
The 2004 BCG Attorney Search Guide
Salary Wars and Associate Hiring
Law School Grades and Your Career
Taking a Hiatus From Practicing Law
"Firm Hopping"
To Clerk or Not To Clerk
The "Dark Side" of Going In House
LL.Ms and Marketability
Getting Involved in the Legal Community
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Legal Authority
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Legal Authority is the largest portal of legal employment opportunities in the world, seamlessly bringing attorneys and employers together throughout their career cycle.
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Legal Authority's Articles on Outplacement Legal Authority
Your options -- government jobs.
Your options -- public interest jobs.
Your options -- prosecutor and public defender jobs.
Your options -- clerkships.
Your options -- academic positions.
Your options -- in-house law jobs.
Your options -- law firm jobs.
Get on track -- the state of the job market.
Get on track -- your cover letter.
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Mark Byers
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Dr. Mark Byers, a counseling and psychologist and career counselor,
advised counseled students and lawyers at Harvard Law School since and
the Harvard Business School. He is the principal author of Lawyers in
Transition, a career planning guide for lawyers, and the author of
"Career Choice and Satisfaction in the Legal Profession"
articles. Currently, he is in private practice, providing career
counseling to individuals and consulting with firms on professional
development and mental health concerns of legal personnel. He also
teaches career development and the psychology of work at various Boston
area universities.
Dr. Byers may be contacted at 617-899-4654, or by Email at
mark.byers@post.harvard.edu
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Mark Byers's Articles Law Letters: Conversations From an Atttorney Career Forum
The Path Through Private Practice
Strategies for Self-Assessment
Taking Stock: Evaluating Your Present Position
Finding Satisfaction in the Law: An Introduction
FindLaw Careers
FindLaw Careers's Articles on Outplacement Why Law Firms Should Use Outplacement Services
DBM
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DBM (www.dbm.com) is the world's leading provider of strategic human resource solutions that help organizations align their workforces to meet changing business needs. Known for over 35 years for its innovative and effective career transition services, DBM offers in-depth capabilities in employee transition, retention, development, and selection. Founded in 1967, the company has more than 200 locations in 45 countries.
DBM is part of the Thomson Learning division of The Thomson Corporation (www.thomson.com), a $7.2 billion leading provider of integrated information to business and professional markets worldwide. With operations in 50 countries, Thomson holds lead positions in the legal and regulatory, financial, learning, and scientific and healthcare information sectors.
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DBM's Articles on Outplacement Managing a Multi-Generational Workforce: Tips for Leveraging the Labor Pool's Demographic Strengths
Five Items Hiring Managers Look for in Résumés: How to Make the Cut
Net Resumes: Let Yours Grab Great Opportunities
Top 10 Ways To Retain High Performers
Creating Equitable Severance Packages
8 Strategies for Bouncing Back from Job Loss
Ronald Fox
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A 1963 graduate of Harvard Law School, Ron Fox practiced law for 20 years in a variety of settings, including two law firms he founded. For the next five years he provided career advice and guidance to Harvard Law School students.
A founder and the director of the Center for Professional Development in the Law , in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Ron has, since 1990, worked individually, in person and over the telephone, with over 1300 lawyers throughout the United States, including many dissatisfied commercial litigators. He also co-developed FindLaw's Find Satisfaction in the Law feature and co-authored many of its articles.
Ron can be contacted by telephone at 781-639-2322 or by E-mail admin@ronaldwfox.com
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Ronald Fox's Articles Happy Lawyers
In-House Counsel Jobs - A Myth?
Exploring the World of Small Firms That Represent Individuals
A "Firm" Choice
Through the Looking Glass - Your Options in the Law
Self-Assessment: The Value of Not Killing a Mockingbird
David Helfand
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Dr. David P. Helfand is the Coordinator of Career Counseling in the Northeastern Illinois University Counseling Office in Chicago, where for the past 25 years the major focus of his work is helping returning adult undergraduate students, graduate students, alumni and traditional age college students identify career options.
Dr. Helfand, both a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and a National Certified Career Counselor, earned a Masters in Guidance and Counseling and a Doctorate in Counselor Education from Loyola University in Chicago. Career Change, Dr. Helfand's first book, now in it's 2nd edition, offers practical strategies for career changers and the challenges they face.
Purchase a copy of Career Change
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David Helfand's Articles Discovering Your Next Career
Networking: Developing Mutually Beneficial Relationships
Pros and Cons of Starting a New Business, Buying an Existing Business...
Getting Career Counseling: NCDA Consumer Guidelines for Selecting a Career Counselor
Strategies for Overcoming Fears of Change and Failing
When Changing Careers May Mean a Cut in Salary
David Helfand's Career Management and Planning Q&A's
Can I -- should I -- get out of my firm?
How can you start your own legal research and writing company?
Pursuing A Higher Education Teaching Career
Beginning The Pursuit Of A Different Career Path
Pursuing a Management Consultant Career
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Edward Honnold
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Edward Honnold graduated in 1978 from Yale Law School, where he served as Editor of the Yale Law Journal and Articles Editor of the Yale Journal of World Public Order. After law school, Ed Honnold moved to Washington D.C. to practice law in a private firm and eventually to serve in the judicial, legislative and executive branches of Government.
While serving at U.S. Agency for International Development, Mr. Honnold began laying the foundation for a mid-life career change by earning a Masters in Social Work (M.S.W.) degree from Virginia Commonwealth University. Mr. Honnold is currently in full-time private practice in Washington, D.C., counseling individuals and business groups on personal and professional transition issues. He specializes in counseling discontented lawyers who are interested in undertaking either a lateral move within the field or using their law degree as a stepping stone to a different line of work. Mr. Honnold can be reached at (202) 726-4169.
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Edward Honnold's Articles First Steps for Disillusioned Lawyers
Edward Honnold's Career Management and Planning Q&A's
Should I get out of my boutique?
What Options Are Open To A 19 Year Old
Vacations for Lawyers
Summer Associate Position in 2001
Grades Not In Top Percentages
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Ken Kneisel
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Ken Kneisel is Senior Vice President of U.S. Field Operations for DBM Inc., the world's leading career transition consulting firm. He is responsible for the delivery of services and operations in DBM throughout the United States. These services are delivered through DBM's team of office-based and web-based consultants and client service team members.
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Ken Kneisel's Articles on Outplacement Understand Your Reactions to Job Loss
A 5-Step Plan for Restructuring
Hillary Mantis
Hillary Mantis's Articles Assess Where You Are Going
Alternatives to Practicing Law
Consider Your Options
The Job Search: The Basics
Profiles of Lawyers Who Have Left the Law
Sample Cover Letter
Networking: Overcoming the Fear of Being Labeled a "User"
Five Impediments (to Overcome) to Working a Room
Interviews: Strategies for Overcoming Barriers
The Resume
Hillary Mantis's Career Management and Planning Q&A's
Going In-House For Litigators - Does It Change Your Practice?
Research and writing, but not practicing.
How To Increase The Odds In Finding A Job
How to parlay a law degrees into a career in business/finance
Higher Pay/Higher Number of Hours?
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Julie Morgenstern
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Julie Morgenstern, founder and owner of the New York-based professional organizing company Task Masters, is a consultant to individuals and companies who want to do more in less time. She hosts a weekly organizing segment on MSNBC’s The Home Page. In August 2000, she will launch a 1-hour Pledge Special for PBS.
In 1998, Ms. Morgenstern authored the highly acclaimed book, Organizing from the Inside Out. Her second book, which will be entitled Time Management from the Inside Out, will be published in September 2000. Visit Julie on the World Wide Web www.juliemorgenstern.com.
Purchase a copy of Organizing from the Inside Out
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Julie Morgenstern's Articles Ideas for Stretching Time
Chuck Quakenbush
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Chuck Quakenbush is a Consultant for DBM's Milwaukee, Wisconsin operation. DBM (www.dbm.com) is the world’s leading provider of strategic human resource solutions that help organizations align their workforces to meet changing business needs. Known for over 35 years for its innovative and effective career transition services, DBM offers in-depth capabilities in employee transition, retention, development, and selection. Founded in 1967, the company has more than 200 locations in 45 countries.
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Chuck Quakenbush's Articles on Outplacement A Matter of Networking or Not Working: Five Tips for Career Success
Betty Smith-Mary
Jeffrey Strausser
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Jeff Strausser is currently Director of Marketing for EOG Resources, Inc., one of the largest independent oil and gas exploration companies in the world. Jeff is also a member of the adjunct faculty of the South Texas College of Law, where he was named outstanding professor for the 1996-97 school year. He is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh (B.Sc.), the University of St. Thomas (MBA Finance), and the University of Houston Law Center.
Purchase a copy of Judgment Reversed: Alternative Careers for Lawyers
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Jeffrey Strausser's Articles Questions to Help the Practicing Attorney Determine a Preferred Career Situation
It's All I Do!
Head For the Frontiers
I Do Not Like What I Have Become
Easing the Exit
Jeffrey Strausser's Career Management and Planning Q&A's
Is A Paralegal Certificate Appealing To The Legal Industry?
"I Hate What I Am Doing, I Hate Where I Am In Life..."
Career Switch Utilizing Legal Training
How To Break Out Of Litigation And Move Into Another Area
What Does An Investment Banker Do?
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Patrick Vane
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Patrick Vane is a recovering Tax lawyer with 16 years private practice experience. After graduating from Georgetown with an LL.M. in Tax, he practiced with small and large firms in Seattle, WA specializing in corporate tax and estate planning. He has represented a number of Seattle area software company founders and early managers. Patrick also taught law as a professor at Golden Gate University where he eventually became a resident Dean and a University Provost.
While teaching, Patrick got the idea to offer continuing education training to lawyers over the Internet as a way to make the continuing education requirement easier to satisfy for himself and his lawyers friends. The company, Taecan.com, is now the largest distributor of CLE over the Internet, offering a wide variety of courses approved in most states. The company has contracts with large law firms, corporations and private industry to train lawyers online for CLE.
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