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Looking Back: Lessons for Young Lawyers

Posted on: Nov 10, 2015

By Alexander Limontes, Mitchell Hurst Dick & McNelis LLC

Check out this great article by Chasity Thompson about advice that she would have given herself as a young lawyer. She provides young lawyers with invaluable insight, from building and protecting your reputation to taking time to establish and maintain mentor relationships. She hits 10 major points that every young lawyer should know that we don’t necessarily learn in law school. The article focuses on establishing and maintain important relationships inside and outside of your practice area. Organizations like the Indianapolis Bar Association are important in helping us establish and maintain these important professional and personal relationships.

This post was written by Alexander Limontes, Mitchell Hurst Dick & McNelis LLC. If you would like to submit content or write an article for the Young Lawyers Division, please email Rachel Beachy at rbeachy@indybar.org.

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