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Chicago, Illinois
Schiff Hardin LLP
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Sher Garner Cahill Richter Klein & Hilbert, L.L.C.
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Los Angeles, California
Neighborhood Legal Services
US: Southwest Other
New Mexico Legal Aid

CAREER COACHING NETWORK

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Kate Neville
Kate Neville is founder and principal of Neville Career Consulting, LLC, which provides guidance to attorneys considering a job change or career transition, whether within the practice of law or to another field. A Harvard Law grad, she began her career practicing law at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and as an in-house attorney for New York City government and then shifted to work in management consulting and policy analysis. Kate presents frequently on issues related to attorneys in transition, and her articles have been featured in national publications.
 
Monica Parker
Monica Parker, Esq., the founder of LeavingTheLaw.com, helps unhappy lawyers redefine their careers to find satisfaction within the law or pursue fulfilling alternative careers. She is the author of The Unhappy Lawyer: A Roadmap to Finding Meaningful Work Outside of the Law (Sourcebooks). She earned a B.A. cum laude in English and American Literature from Harvard College and a J.D. from Harvard Law School. Prior to starting LeavingTheLaw.com, Monica practiced law for five years at two prestigious law firms in Atlanta, GA.
 
Debby Stone
Debby Stone, a former practicing attorney and a certified, credentialed coach, works with lawyers who have been laid off, those who want to maximize their current positions, and those who want to consider "what's next". A coach since 2002, Debby is the co-founder of Corner Office Coaching and practiced law for 16 years, first at a large Atlanta law firm, and later in her own practice. Debby holds a J.D. with High Honors and an A.B. magna cum laude from Duke University.
 

ASK THE EXPERTS


Making Your Resume Stand Out From The Pack
What kind of resumes get an employers’ attention? How detailed should a resume be? Lead with experience or education? What about leaving off some interim positions? Read our Q&A with recruiter Tricia McGrath for answers to these and other questions and get advice on how to make your resume really stand out form the pack. > Read More
Look Before You Leap: Things to Consider Before Going In-House
Before you make the jump to go in-house, remember that each in-house opportunity is unique and will represent different advantages and challenges. As a former in-house attorney who worked for a well-respected investment management company for almost six years, I believe there are several things you should consider in evaluating each in-house opportunity that center around three primary topics: job responsibilities/duties, compensation and lifestyle... > Read More
Ask The Experts - Keeping Your Career “On Track” in a Down Market
At Lateral Link, we spend a great deal of time speaking with associates about their career plans. While some associates are concerned about just keeping their jobs, others want advice on how to keep their careers “on track” in a down market. Here are some tips for keep your career on track... > Read More
Ask The Experts - What Not To Do If You Are Laid Off
There are actions an attorney might consider in moments of fear or panic that could harm his or her chances once firms begin hiring again. Desperate times lead to desperate actions, and I have unfortunately encountered some questionable behavior that should be avoided if a laid-off attorney wants to maintain his or her viability as a candidate in the future. Based on my observations, here are some points to consider... > Read More
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