With the legal market tightening, summer associates will want to do more this season than avoid spilling champagne all over a partner's yacht. When you sail back from that social event to find a major writing project on your desk, strive to steer your memo around common misunderstandings that have made for rocky summers in the past. As a writing trainer for nearly 100 of the nation's top law firms, Ross Guberman has learned firsthand how to help summer associates succeed. He offers some tips.
June 05, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
With the legal market tightening, you’ll want to do more this summer than avoid spilling champagne all over a partner’s yacht. When you sail back from that social event to find a major writing project on your desk, strive to steer your memo around common misunderstandings that have made for rocky summers in the past.
As a writing trainer for nearly 100 of the nation’s top law firms, I’ve learned firsthand how to help summer associates succeed. Here are some of my tips:
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