Follow a day in the life of a summer associate at White & Case, from having breakfast in the firm cafeteria to working on a Master Service Agreement to appearing in court for a pro bono client to attending a summer event.

The World Health Organization now considers "burnout" a legitimate medical diagnosis. The experts at BambooHR discuss some of the signs of burnout and possible solutions.

If you’re having trouble meeting deadlines, your time management skills might be lacking. So to help you quickly improve these skills, here are several useful tips.

What do people talk about when they talk about you? We give you some tips on how to answer when an interviewer asks what your friends, coworkers, and boss would say about you.

Vault's 2020 rankings for the most prestigious law firms, Best Law Firms by Practice Area, and Best Law Firms by Region are here! Read on to see which law firms associates have deemed the most prestigious.

A career in BigLaw and meaningful pro bono experience do not have to be mutually exclusive, especially if you select a firm that fully supports pro bono work. In this post, Gibson Dunn lawyers share some of their experiences working on high-profile matters—including the travel ban and the family separation policy—and ways that pro bono work has been particularly meaningful to them.

Interviews are stressful, so it's understandable to want to get as much advice about them as possible. However, some interview advice can hurt rather than help you. Here are three common tips to beware of.

It can be hard to spot the difference between a boss trying to do her job in a fair way and a boss who has a problem with you on a personal level. So here are some red flags that indicate your situation might be verging into the "personal problem" territory.

Spending most of your job-search time on job boards is an addictive, time suck spiral. Here's how to find openings outside of job boards.