Evolving Legal Profession (Mar. 23, 2016)

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

• "The End of Lawyers, Period," ABA Journal

• "Millennial Contract Lawyers: The Screwed Generation?," The American Lawyer

• "The Global Lawyer: How The Am Law 100 Screws Contract Lawyers," The American Lawyer

• "Alternative Staffing Is Effective and Underused," Corporate Counsel

• "Change and Tradition: Identity and the AALL," Slaw

• "Special Report: Millennials in Big Law," The American Lawyer

• "Here Come the Big Law Millennials," The American Lawyer
  • "Four Generations, Explained," American Lawyer
  • "Millennials Dish On What Their Firms Are Doing Right — And Wrong," American Lawyer
  • "Millennial Manifesto: Young Big Law Lawyers Demand Change," American Lawyer

• "Why 1 in 3 Lawyers Are Problem Drinkers," The National Law Journal

• "The lawyers who are fighting for the same rights as janitors: Thousands of attorneys perform tasks so routine that some believe they should get the same protections as the rest of the hourly workforce," The Washington Post

• "Ask Not What Your Profession Can Do for You, Ask What You Can Do for Your Profession," Slaw

• "Market Volatility Hampering Demand for Legal Services," The Legal Intelligencer

• "Of Legal Futures — Darker or Better," Slaw

• "Bay Area's Revolving Door Ushers Government Lawyers In-House," The Recorder

• "More Tips for Firms Hiring Contract Attorneys," The Recorder