Evolving Legal Profession (June 10, 2015)

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Jun 10

Written By Shauna C. Bryce

Recent reports on how the legal profession is changing and how to be successful in it. Success as a Lawyer

"What will lawyers be doing in 5 to 10 years?," ABA Journal

"Uniform Bar Exam Gathers Steam as New York Signs Up: New York becomes 16th state to adopt the uniform bar examination test," The National Law Journal

"6 Tips to Make Students Better Attorneys," Texas Lawyer

"Lawyers With Lowest Pay Report More Happiness," The New York Times

"Disappointed with earnings after law school? You're in good company, lawyer happiness study says,"ABA Journal

"What Makes Lawyers Happy?: A Data-Driven Prescription to Redefine Professional Success," George Washington Law Review

"Utilizing Your Alumni Network for Personal Development," The Legal Intelligencer

Technology

"Millennials Pose Risk to Corporate Mobile Security," Legaltech News

"Bloomberg BNA Launches Corporate Transactions Tool: Bloomberg Law offers practical guidance in market standards for financial transactions with new drafting workflow," Legaltech News

"Dentons to Develop New Technologies Through NextLaw Labs," Am Law Daily

"Survey Indicates Use of Computer Learning Systems Is the Future of Legal Spending," Legaltech News

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