The Lawyer's Conscience by 
Everyday Justice: A Legal Aid Story by 
Careers in Law: a Guide for Students, Graduates and Professionals by 
Soft Skills for the Effective Lawyer by 
Legal Education and Legal Traditions: Selected Essays by 
Life after Law: finding work you love with the JD you have. by
Written by Harvard-trained ex-law firm partner Liz Brown, this book provides advice on alternative careers for lawyers. It shows how to reframe your legal experience to your competitive advantage, no matter how long you have been in or out of practice, to find work you truly love. The author offers an alternative framework and analytic tools to help launch lawyers into new fields and make them attractive hires for non-legal employers.
Tomorrow's Lawyers by
In a world of internet-based global businesses, online document production, commoditized service, legal process outsourcing, and web based simulation practice, and a liberalized market, this book is a definitive guide to this future - for young and aspiring lawyers, and for all who want to modernize our legal and justice systems.
A Student's Guide to Law School by
In this bookl Andrew B. Ayers, an appellate lawyer, shares invaluable insight on what it takes to make a successful law school journey. Andrew B. Ayers and then-Judge Sonia Sotomayor provide behind-the-scenes experience on what it takes to make it as a lawyer.
The Articulate Attorney by
Designed to assist college law students as well as senior partners, this illustrated how-to guide teaches corporate lawyers how to speak persuasively while thinking on their feet and polish their personal style.
The Bar Exam in a Nutshell by
This edition walks you through the entire bar preparation process from getting a head start during your last year of law school to taking the exam. It features comprehensive coverage of the Uniform Bar Exam, including an explanation of each component and how to prepare for it.
Biglaw by
This book gives a clear-eyed, intensely personal, and at the same time institutionally sophisticated account of what associate lawyers experience and why. Rather than being random and inexplicable, the unrelenting demands and intense hierarchy to which elite firms subject their junior lawyers are inextricably linked to the firms' chief claim to their prestige and their enormous incomes.
Excelling in Law School - A Complete Approach by
Written by recent law school graduates, this book transcends merely surviving the experience of law school, demonstrating how to earn high grades by working smart, excel in extracurricular activities, publish, and land top jobs with tried and proven strategies used by these lawyers when they were in law school.
The American Business Law Journal
A quarterly law review published on behalf of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business
Young Lawyers via EBSCOhost
Online resources for new lawyers covering both substantive and practical aspects of law practice.
Every field and industry has at least one publication that people in the field read to keep up with what's going on. These magazines are in the Library's collections and you can access them and read like any pro in your field! For those exploring careers, they are great sources for inspiration. For job seekers, they are sources that can help you look knowledgable on trends, which can give you an edge for your job interviews and put you at ease for those moments of small talk with a potential employer.
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Example: legal professions. Check off "Trade Publications" or "Magazines" on the left to focus on news & developments in the field. You may set up an alert in your email for weekly updates or follow the feed in a news reader.
Vault Best Law Firms Rankings
Vault Guides To Law, 3rd ed
Vault Law: Editor's Picks and Other InsightsVault Guide to Law Firm Summer Associate Programs and Interviewing by 
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Diversity in Practice by 
Road to Independence by 
