How-To Guides and Career Advice for Junior Lawyers
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What you'll find here
- Actionable career advice – from basic stuff like how to ask for leave, to longer term tips like how to develop a reputation as an expert in things you find interesting.
- Step-by-step guides on using technology more effectively in your job.
- Templates for things like meeting notes, draft emails, time entries and taking instructions.
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Advice for dealing with common scenarios and problems that junior lawyers face.
Longer form articles and how-to guides for career development, legal tech and workplace situations.
I also write regularly on Linkedin – it’s a great way for me to learn a bit about you as well.
Hi, I'm Jason
If you’re a junior lawyer looking for straightforward, practical tips on working in a modern legal team – then I’d like to help.
Being a lawyer can be super stressful. But it’s a lot easier if we know what we’re doing. Unfortunately, most law schools don’t give us the right training for the workplace. And vague advice like “mentors are good” or “have more attention to detail” didn’t really help.
That’s why I wanted to create a safe space to learn and practice being a lawyer – step-by-step.
Now that I’ve been working in legal teams for 7+ years, I can share what has actually helped me in my career, and hopefully make your first few years a bit easier
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How to run compares / redlines and mark up documents
A step by step guide for junior lawyers on how to run compares / redlines and mark up documents

How to use and prepare a Contract Negotiation Playbook
A step-by-step guide to using, preparing and updating contract negotiation playbooks. For junior lawyers, in-house teams and law firms.

Becoming a supervising lawyer: 4 mindset changes and lessons
Stories and lessons that shaped my approach to mentorship and becoming a supervising lawyer