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Michael Burg speaks to attorneys interested in striking out on their own and offers advice on how to survive with a small or solo practice.

Despite fears, COVID didn’t harm the entry-level job market. But, virtual offices raise questions for new lawyers.

CLI-YLD's mentorship program was born out of a need for young diverse lawyers in Colorado to connect and support one another.

741 test takers sat for the remote Colorado bar exam in July, but despite technical glitches, 73.5% passed.

The Up and Coming Lawyers’ familiarity with business, civic engagement and social-enterprise marketing give him unique insights into his legal practice.

Involvement in the community — inside and outside of the law — is a constant for Up and Coming Lawyer Bobby Dishell and he’s showing no sign of stopping.

Michelle Keast-Nachtrab manages to balance a demanding career in BigLaw with her duties as an Air Force reservist.

For Molly Kokesh, an associate at DGS, being a lawyer isn't just a job, it's also a way to help people experiencing complex problems.

Construction may have continued during the pandemic in many places around the world, but that doesn’t mean it hasn’t had its share of COVID challenges to contend with. In 2021, construction attorneys are navigating global and local restrictions to help clients achieve success

Pandemic-related trial delays mean personal injury and medical malpractice lawyers have been out of the courtroom for a while, but that doesn’t mean they haven’t been busy. These “Best Lawyers” shared their biggest accomplishments of the past year and talked about what next year might bring for personal injury litigation.