Icarus's fall -- It's not like it used to be -- Worlds apart -- What goes up -- Positioning -- Ecce homo -- The financial model -- The enemy within -- Horse whisperers are dangerous -- Why profit is key

For both the law student and young lawyer, this guide provides an introduction to the basics of working in a law firm. It discusses how a lawyer can get around within the firm to succeed in law firm practice.

This is the training manual that accompanies the book for young associates to help them learn how to work effectively with their colleagues.

"[This book] is the first book published by the ABA to employ the graphic novel to teach business lessons.

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