Both print and online resources offer advice and assistance for early career lawyers, they may even point you toward a new career in the legal field that you have't considered.  See the list below for resources available at the Law Library.  

BOOKS AVAILABLE AT THE LAW LIBRARY

We have several new books on career guidance for lawyers.  

Mastering GRC : the lawyer's guide to success in governance, risk, and compliance

A lawyer's guide to AI : ten essential concepts

Show, don't tell : how lawyers can use video to stand out, create more value, and revolutionize their firms

Think like a lawyer, act like an entrepreneur

Unlocking the future : leveraging technology for personal and professional success

Lawyer like an athlete : how to up your game at work and in life

Lawyers as leaders : why it matters and what it takes

How to be a star associate : a guide to excelling in your early legal career

Her story book 2 : the resilient woman lawyer's guide to conquering obstacles

A freelance lawyer's guide to financial success

RESOURCES ON THE LEGAL DATABASES

Bloomberg Law offers resources for early career lawyers as well as practical guidance for those launching new career paths.  It  broadly offers resources for litigators as well as transactional lawyers. Subtopics of the toolkit include, Leadership & People Management, Understanding Clients, Understanding Data, Interpersonal Relationships, Time, Personal Growth and Project Management Basics. 

Lexis+ Resource Kits

Westlaw Precision Law School Resource Center

Wisconsin Bar InsideTrack Articles

The Wisconsin Bar has an online newsletter that offers career tips and advice, here are a few example titles:

Give Back and Grow: Serve on a State Bar Committee

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Litigating with Judgment: What Abraham Lincoln's Trial Practice Teaches Modern Lawyers

Becoming a Judge: Advice for Attorneys

A Day in the Life of Civil Legal Aid – Where You Can Make a Difference

For more articles select Career under topics search and congratulations as you pursue your early career goals as a lawyer.

Submitted by Jenny Zook, Reference Librarian on March 4, 2026

This article appears in the categories: Law Library

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