The Roundup: Last Week’s Recommended Reading (Nov. 7, 2014)

Welcome to The Roundup for the week ending November 7. We have lots of thought-provoking pieces to share from last week.

From Around the Web

• The Legal One Percent: Among lawyers, as across the country, the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer—and the education system isn’t helping. (The New Yorker)
• Top 5 Resources for Solo Lawyers: Whether you’re looking for information on the nuts and bolts of setting up your office or are researching your legal software and technology options, there are lots of resources to get you on the right track. (MyCase)
• Are You a High Performer or a Workaholic? 5 Ways to Tell: Is your busyness about actual achievement or unhealthy compulsion? Ask yourself these five questions to find out. (Inc)
• 10 Critical Features — Are You a Real Lawyer, or a Pretender? To help guide you through whether you’re a real lawyer or just playing at law, here are ten distinguishing features of lawyers who are doing the title justice. (Tips for Lawyers)

The Latest from Trebuchet

• Six Things We Learned in Law School: How to Give Advice: Mark Perlmutter is back for the final post in his six-part series on law school lessons that are not advisable for a healthy home life.

Enjoy!

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