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Connecticut Law Tribune

Meet David M. Moore, Secretary of the Connecticut Bar Association

"It doesn't matter if you are a prosecutor or a defense attorney. It didn't matter if you were plaintiffs counselor or defense counsel," Moore said. "If you can tell a good story and back it up with facts, you are going to prevail."
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Meet Connecticut Bar Association Treasurer Sharad A. Samy

While Samy said he believes the government institutions and systems work, "they work best when we have citizenry that actually acts as citizens, and if we fail to act as citizens as individuals, no amount of great thinking in any of those institutions, the Constitution and our law is really going to function well. People have forgotten that they need to be citizens."
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Meet J. Paul Vance Jr., New Vice President of the Connecticut Bar

"I was a high school basketball coach, and I think I was pretty good at motivating my teams," J. Paul Vance Jr. said. "That's what I want to do in this role as vice president, is be a worker and motivator, and to remind people that it's really important that lawyers across the state remember this is our labor union. This is an organization that speaks for all of us, and so I want to hear everybody's voice and be a resource for them."
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Meet Emily Gianquinto, New President-Elect of the CBA

"I think because so much of our lives have gone remote in the last couple of years, younger lawyers are missing out on in-person connections that happen when you're going to events ... or getting out and doing other things in the community," Emily Gianquinto said.
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The American Lawyer

Five Years of A-List Firms: The Stalwarts, the Sinkers and the Subsumed

A handful of the top firms from 2019 remain there, but just as many have fallen out of the top 20 entirely, and a couple of them don't even technically exist anymore.
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The American Lawyer

Big Bucks Plus Big Responsibility? A-List Firms Are Finding Balance—and Scores Aren't Getting Any Lower

Growth can limit flexibility. But the average A-List score this year is the highest it's been in at least the last five years.
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New Jersey Law Journal

Don't Let Your Summer Associates Burn Out—Mentorship Advice for a Lasting Impact

"With all of these law students eagerly ready to learn the profession, its important to consider how we can best mentor this group and otherwise facilitate introductions to the practice of law," writes the NJLJ Young Lawyers Advisory Board.
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New Jersey Law Journal

Donald A. Robinson Remembered as 'a Giver, Not a Taker'

Donald A. Robinson is remembered for his service to the legal profession, the people within it, and the community where he lived and worked. "May you enjoy health, happiness and success, in that order," he often said.
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International Edition

If You Lose a Leadership Election, Do You Have to Quit?

According to one former senior partner, winning candidates are often judged on their ability to keep the other contenders within the firm.
5 minute read

International Edition

Navigating Crisis: How Lebanese Law Firms Are Tackling the Threat of War

Amid the preparations, it remains business as usual.
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