When drafting a brief, you naturally want to make the strongest positive first impression possible. In terms of brief writing structure, you address this goal in the preliminary statement. A forthcoming article in the Seton Hall Law Review gives you …
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Researching health law often means that you’re juggling a wide number of sources, ranging from regulations and agency guidance to interdisciplinary journal articles. You can enhance your health law research by adding a simple search in Health Affairs, a legal …
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Rude, obstreperous, overbearing, and generally over-the-top lawyers may make for entertaining television, movies, or YouTube videos, but in real life, incivility in the practice of law can have serious negative consequences. A recent article appearing in HLRe: Off the Record, …
From the Carnegie Report to The Lawyer Bubble, legal education reform has been a hot topic in academia, the profession, and in the news for the past several years. Writing on the issue has started to pile up, making it …
According to a recent survey by the Center for Professional Excellence at York College of Pennsylvania, new college graduates lack essential workplace professionalism skills. Examples of common unprofessional behaviors or attributes include: poor work ethic, lack of time management, abuse …
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