Frank Ramos
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- Sep 24, 2026
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- Jul 30, 2026
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Make Reading Part Of Your Life Again - Above the Law (opens the original)
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We read for a living. Somewhere along the way, some of us stopped reading for ourselves. We read motions, contracts, emails, and whatever someone sends us five minutes before a call. We spend hours reading because someone needs an answer. Then we get home, look at the book we bought three months ago, and decide we’re too tired. We’ll get to it over the weekend. The weekend comes, and there are other things to do. Eventually, we stop thinking about the book altogether. I think that’s a loss. Ther
How To Better Serve Your Firm And Partners As An Associate - Above the Law (opens the original)
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If you want to become the associate partners ask for by name, start with this: make it easier for them to serve their clients. Finish what you start. Tell them what they need to know. Give them work they can use. And please, don’t make them chase you for an assignment you promised two days ago. I think associates sometimes spend so much time trying to impress partners that they overlook what partners actually need. A partner with a hearing tomorrow, a client waiting for advice, and three drafts
The Title Comes Last: Going From Bar Member To Bar President (opens the original)
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A voluntary bar association teaches leadership in its purest form: No one has to follow you. The post The Title Comes Last: Going From Bar Member To Bar President appeared first on Above the Law.
The First 10: A Young Lawyer's Blueprint Beyond The Billable Hour - Above the Law (opens the original)
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Your firm will count your hours. It will track your assignments, deadlines, collections, and write-offs. Those numbers matter. You have to do the work, meet your obligations and serve your clients. But those numbers do not tell you whether you are building a career. A young lawyer can bill 2,200 hours a year, remain busy every day and still reach the end of a decade without a practice, a reputation, a network, or a clear sense of direction. A full calendar proves you are needed today. It does no
50 Public Speaking Tips Every Young Lawyer Should Learn - Above the Law (opens the original)
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Lawyers speak for a living. Whether addressing a judge, questioning a witness, negotiating with opposing counsel, presenting at a CLE, speaking to a client, or giving a keynote address, your ability to communicate verbally often determines your effectiveness more than your legal knowledge. Fortunately, public speaking is not a talent reserved for a select few. It is a skill that can be learned, practiced, refined, and mastered. Every accomplished speaker was once nervous, uncomfortable, and inex
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