It's been a rough time for old fashioned feminists. And now conservative women are taking the feminist stage. Continue Reading
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How brilliantly diabolical to deploy a woman to kill women's rights. Continue Reading
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I met RBG long before she became an icon, and, if truth be told, she barely registered on my radar. Continue Reading
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Guess what’s rivaling Gucci shoes and Bottega Veneta briefcases as the must-have accessory for lawyers? Guns. Continue Reading
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Almost 60% of midlevel associates think they're on partnership track. Really? Continue Reading
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Should we expect more from the richest, mightest firms in the land? Maybe not. Continue Reading
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Stop with the guilt by association! Continue Reading
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We all thought Kellyanne could have it all and do it all. Continue Reading
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What's cooking with George and Kellyanne's daughter, Kayne's lawyer and master of your domain. Continue Reading
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A recent case against Oracle warns that corporate hype better be backed up with results. Continue Reading
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Vivia Chen, The Careerist's chief blogger, has been covering the business and culture of law firms for a decade. A former corporate lawyer, Chen is fascinated by those who thrive (as well as those who don't) in the legal profession. Her take: Success in the law (and life) doesn't always travel a linear path. If you have topics you'd like to discuss or information to share, contact her: [email protected]
