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December 3, 2007

The Complete Lawyer Web Site

The Complete Lawyer Volume 3, Issue 5 explores what law schools can do better.  There are multiple articles that may be of interest to ASP professionals.

There is also a list of blogs related to legal life and practice available on the site at Law Blogs.  Some of the links to blogs on life balance may be good additions to "favorites" on your browser.   (Amy Jarmon)

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