SWIMMING LESSONS FOR BABY SHARKS: THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO THRIVING AS A NEW LAWYER

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This book contains hundreds of tips from attorneys via the nation with the vicious recommendation brand brand new lawyers need to safeguard their success. The book provides useful, unsentimental recommendation which law schools never teach. It starts with critical stairs graduates can take even prior to they proceed work. With an simply entertaining style, Swimming Lessons for Baby Sharks continues to learn brand brand new lawyers the ropes from their initial day upon the job. Humorous, real-life examples spell out the lessons along with bulleted tips which yield extensive recommendation quickly…. More >>

Swimming Lessons for Baby Sharks: The Essential Guide to Thriving as the New Lawyer

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  1. David M. Horn
    Posted March 5, 2010 at 11:30 pm | Permalink

    Long recognized as one of the finest attorneys in the Pacific Northwest, Grover Cleveland now shares his wisdom and wit on how to succeed in the law in Swimming Lessons for Baby Sharks, the essential guide for new lawyers and the people who love them. Mr. Cleveland leads his reader through a series of lessons that address the everyday problems facing the young lawyer. Designed primarily for attorneys entering the competitive underworld of corporate law, Swimming’s lessons work equally well for a much broader range of readers: attorneys pursuing government, nonprofit or public interest work, those studying, aspiring to, or merely considering the law, and folks who want to get ahead in business, gain a better understanding of the legal profession, or just enjoy a good read. Not afraid to provoke or unsettle, Cleveland, who turned to county government after a decade in corporate law, lays it on the line in this unflinching look at a challenging and controversial profession. What’s more, his advice is sound and often insightful. Some of us wish this book had been around when we started out.