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"The AI Legal Advantage: Unleashing the Power of Artificial Intelligence for Lawyers," explores the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the legal profession. As AI technology continues to evolve and gain momentum, attorneys can no longer afford to overlook its immense potential. This primer offers a go-to-guide to harnessing AI tools, empowering lawyers to enhance their efficiency, accuracy, and overall performance. From automating repetitive tasks to streamlining document analysis and research, AI is revolutionizing the way legal professionals operate. With practical advice...

The Jury Did its Job...and Everyone Else's Job, too. What happens when a new jury is made up of jaded members? Some of them have sat on juries where the bailiff or a policeman stuck his head in the door and gave them information that was barred in court. Or maybe the government uses a fake tape recording to convict someone, and the jury decides to get hold of the original tape and see what's changed. Or maybe a judge has agreed to help the government because he's under audit by the IRS and facing criminal tax charges. All of these things can and do happen. Pity the poor defense attorney ...

A leader of the Starbucks and Tesla union movements shares stories from the front lines to help us organize our own workplaces and “better understand the aims and goals for a resurgent trade union movement and how workers all over the country can join in solidarity with it” (Senator Bernie...

The Workplace Wasn’t Built for Your Brain. Here’s the Manual to Master It Anyway. Stop trying to "fit in" and start winning on your own terms. The modern office is a neurological minefield. Between the hum of fluorescent lights, the exhausting maze of small talk, and the vague, unwritten rules of "office politics," it’s no wonder so many brilliant autistic professionals feel drained, undervalued, and stuck. You aren't broken, and you aren't "bad at your job." You are simply navigating a terrain designed for a different operating system. In The Autistic Professional’s Guide to ...

She was not the most industrious worker ever, but she was willing to suck her boss's dick the third week of work at her new job.

Are you thinking of a career as an in-house counsel? Deciding to work as an in-house counsel requires making a balanced decision. More than that, it requires specific strategies to succeed. They don’t teach you the tradeoffs or these strategies in law school. Or at law firms. You’re often told going in house is a desirable alternative to a law firm, but that advice rarely highlights the on-the-job challenges, let alone how handle them. So, you’re supposed to jump into an in-house job and… learn the hard way? Hope you pick the right company or role? Not anymore. I’ve been there, ...

When a diplomatic delegation from Bhashyistan is blown sky-high on Bronson Avenue, the shares of a Calgary-based oil company promptly drop like a stone. In no time at all, Arthur Beauchamp is tangled up with wily civil servants, gung-ho cabinet members, recently released eco-terrorists, and possibly the most incompetent spy since Mata Hari.

Want to tap into the Airbnb economy without owning property? Looking for a quick but impactful audiobook that gives you a proven system to make you and your family money? This no-fluff, action-packed guide will show you how to co-list properties on Airbnb, secure high-paying host jobs, and build a scalable income stream—all with minimal upfront costs.

She’s worked hard to build a successful career. Her new female boss wants her GONE! Should she bow to this abusive treatment and leave her dream job - or stay and fight back? Husband and wife face a David and Goliath task of fighting the federal government to remedy the discriminatory abuse the wife is receiving at her federal job. Her new boss berates her in front of her peers, unfairly criticizes her job performance, and resorts to yelling and screaming to beat her down. She treats her differently than her other employees. The action is riveting and fast-paced. Readers will find ...

Are you setting out on the ambitious journey of integrating into a new culture, seeking to optimize your opportunities for success in pursuit of the American Dream, searching for the ultimate guide to thrive in your new environment, or looking for material for community building? Your quest concludes here! Introducing the Ultimate Essential Guide for New Tagalog Speaking Immigrants to the U.S.—your compass to confidently navigating American life's complexities. Welcome to your new beginning—where opportunity meets preparation!

Meet Officer Wilkes: He knows the law and exactly what he likes in a woman. When college student Samantha Black enters the scene, will he uphold the law or negotiate a different kind of ticket? Every beautiful young woman in my neighborhood knows Officer Wilkes ... and how to get out of a ticket. The fall semester at Marine City College just started, and I met Samantha Black, a gorgeous younger woman, in my favorite coffee shop. I may be an older man, but I'm hot and well-hung. Guess who I'm pulling over for a traffic violation? Blackmail never felt so good. Let the negotiations begin.

Law school doesn’t teach you how to get a job. This Book Does. It arms you with a fresh perspective from students who landed great legal jobs. These personal, enlightening stories and the insight they reveal form the foundation of a straightforward six-step process to take control of your career path and professional advancement, starting in law school, and create multiple job opportunities.

Getting ahead requires you to think strategically, embody specific values to help you stand out amongst your peers, and successfully navigate and build relationships with internal stakeholders. ‘How to Advance Your Career in Professional Services Marketing’ takes a deep inside look into how to go from a junior role to a senior role within the world of professional services marketing. Previously, if one wanted to learn how to advance their career within the industry in marketing and career management, they would have to learn on the job, read multiple books and combine the information of...

All Lock Gilkenney wants is a family. But he'll have to cross the line to get one. Lock is a dedicated investigator at Child Protective Services. An anonymous report of neglect comes in. He responds and finds the kids in good health. Lock concludes the report was a ruse, possibly part of a scheme to make Natalie Mannheim, the kids' mother, look bad in an upcoming divorce trial. Natalie needs Lock's expertise to help her win custody - and a multimillion-dollar divorce settlement.