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Interview with Freelance Lawyer Lisa Solomon: Want Flexibility? Try Freelance Lawyering
What’s a freelance lawyer? Can you get started as a freelance lawyer? Don’t miss this interview with Lisa Solomon.
Staying Marketable, Connected and Visible While Laid-Off, Between Jobs or ‘Detoured’
If you’re looking to keep your hand in the law or find opportunities while “at-home” or between jobs, you can’t miss this free ABA Podcast, Staying Marketable, Staying Connected, and Staying Visible. I (Julie Tower-Pierce) moderate this informative discussion, featuring the dream-team of lawyer visibility:
Carolyn Elefant, creator of MyShingle.com, the first blog and online [...]
Flexible Lawyer Jobs: 06/18/09
Just a few flexible lawyer job leads…saw these and couldn’t resist posting. Fingers crossed for you that today is your day to find your ideal law gig! As always, it’s up to you to do your homework to ensure an opportunity is legitimate before sending along personal info. I simply post interesting [...]
The Freelance Lawyer Life
Ever wish you were your own boss? Maybe so you could set your own schedule and never miss a dance recital or swim meet? Well, you can be.
How? Become a freelance lawyer. Freelancing lawyers (also sometimes referred to as “contract lawyers”) can find and take on project-based work (e.g., a specific part of a case, such as drafting an appeal), [...]
5 Reasons to Sign Up for Pinkslips, Detours & OnRamps
If you’re thinking about attending Pinkslips, Detours & OnRamps: Restart, Recharge or Reinvent Your Legal Career on Your Own Terms” at Busboys & Poets in Washington, D.C. on April 30th, today’s the last day to score discounted tuition.
This is a must-attend event if you’re contemplating a career detour, currently laid off, thinking about getting back [...]
Pinkslips, Detours & OnRamps: A Workshop for Career Transitioning Lawyers and Lawyer Parents
Are you a D.C. area lawyer or plan to be in the Nation’s Capital on April 30th? Do you have a relative or friend who is a D.C. lawyer or “ex-lawyer”? If so, don’t miss “Pinkslips, Detours & OnRamps: Restart, Recharge or Reinvent Your Legal Career on Your Own Terms,” presented by Carolyn [...]
Calling All DH Fans! Vote Now For the Solo Practice University Lifetime Scholarship Recipient
Dear Faithful, Sporadic, and First Time Darling Hill Readers,
I need your help! Please! Last Friday, the entry period closed for the incredible Darling Hill Giveaway for a Lifetime Scholarship to Solo Practice University (value $595+/yr!). Thanks to Susan at Solo Practice University (”SPU”), the savvy lawyer/founder behind the “school for lawyers” that’s [...]
Beyond the Mommytrack: What Makes a Law Firm Family-Friendly
Family-friendly is S-L-O-W-L-Y becoming an uber cool buzzword in the legal profession. It’s used in legal job advertisements. On Law firm websites. In marketing material as a strategy to attract clients. There are Top 10 Lists and annual “family-friendly” firm rankings. But what makes a law firm family-friendly?
Is “family-friendly” a [...]
Lifetime Scholarship Giveaway to SPU Ends Today
If you haven’t yet submitted your entry for the Lifetime Scholarship Giveaway to Solo Practice University, you still have time. The contest ends tonight at midnight.
This giveaway might just change your life, especially if you’ve ever thought about hanging your own shingle or re-connecting to the law after (or during) a career detour. [...]
Darling Hill Giveaway: One Lifetime Scholarship to Solo Practice University
Imagine this: you open your inbox and find an email that says, “Congratulations, you’ve won a ticket to finding the work/life balance you’ve always hoped to discover in the law and life!” And no, it’s not a scam.
Well, thanks to Susan Cartier Liebel of Solo Practice University (”SPU”) (you know, the guru [...]
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