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Nadler, Jodi L. "A Temporary Fix that Works." The Young Lawyer-A Publication of the American Bar Association Young Lawyers Division. Volume 2, Number 10; (July/August 1998).
Article written by Jodi L. Nadler addresses the benefits and effectiveness of using temporary attorneys for various types of positions and last minute assignments. She offers several tips to law firms and legal departments on the best and most effective ways of using temporary professionals.

Kensik, Edward. "Tepid Attempts at Temping." New Jersey Law Journal. 153 N.J.L.J. 353, Pg 25; (July 27, 1998).
In this article, Beth E. Fleischer is asked to comment on the acceptance of temporary attorneys in many of New Jersey's largest firms. She surmises that one of the reasons why the temporary attorney pool for agencies has been reduced is that the economy is so strong and we are almost at full employment.

Hand, Judson. "Temp lawyers? But of course!" The Star-Ledger. (May 18, 1998).
Beth E. Fleischer and Jodi L. Nadler are featured in this article about Law Pros® and their company move to its new office in Short Hills. The interview focuses on how and why the founders started Law Pros® and how the idea of the temporary attorney and paralegal has developed. (Photos)

Smith, Janet. Beyond L.A. Law, Break the Traditional Lawyer Mold, Burt, Jacquelyn J. "Creating Solutions in a Downsized Market." Hartcourt Brace Legal & Professional Publications, Inc. 1998, Pgs. 73-75.
Jodi L. Nadler and Beth E. Fleischer are featured in a section of this enlightening book that highlights attorneys who are pursuing non-traditional legal careers. The section about the founders of Law Pros® discusses both the history of Law Pros and Nadler and Fleischer's vision for the company and the legal community it supports.

Coleman, Dana. "Job Market Sizzles." New Jersey Lawyer.Volume 6, Number 27, Pg. 1. (December 15, 1997).
In this article, Jodi L. Nadler comments on the tremendous increase in hiring for both temporary and permanent attorneys. The article focuses on the booming legal industry and growth in law firm and corporate hiring.

Gerena-Morales, Rafael. "It's Temporary." The Sunday Bergen Record. Section B, Pg. 1. (November 16, 1997).
Jodi L. Nadler comments on the flexibility and opportunity associated with performing temporary work on the professional level. The article discusses the benefits to both clients and candidates when temporary staffing is utilized in a tight labor market.

Winoker, Cheryl. "Desperately Seeking Skilled Attorneys." New Jersey Law Journal. 149 N.J.L.J. 465. (August 4, 1997).
In this article, Beth E. Fleischer comments on the increased use of temporary attorneys in New Jersey law firms. The article focuses on the growth of temporary and mid- to senior-level attorney hiring in both law firms and corporate legal departments.

Tennen, Melissa. "Contract lawyers finding NJ home." New Jersey Lawyer. (August 4, 1997).
Jodi L. Nadler quoted in this article discussing the tremendous growth and acceptance of temporary attorneys in New Jersey. She comments on the acceptance of the temporary attorney concept and how law firms and corporations are recognizing the benefits of using the temporary attorneys. (Photo)

Winokur, Cheryl. "Local Grads Holding Their Own." New Jersey Law Journal. (April 7, 1997).
Beth E. Fleischer comments on the employment market for New Jersey law school graduates. Specifically, she suggests that it is advantageous to graduate from a New Jersey law school if the intent is to practice in this state.

Snider, Anna. "Easy Credit, Reduced Stigma Blamed for Bankruptcy Record." New Jersey Law Journal. 147 N.J.L.J. 1423; (March 31, 1997).
Beth E. Fleischer is quoted in this article which addresses the growth in bankruptcy work for the law firms. She comments that she has not noticed an increase in bankruptcy attorney requests. She also suggests that the firms may be handling the increase in bankruptcy work by cross-utilization of attorneys from other departments.

Coleman, Dana. "Law business takes off again." New Jersey Lawyer. Volume 5, Number 49; (December 2, 1996).
Jodi L. Nadler is interviewed for an article that discusses the growth of law firm hiring. She adds that there has been a definite turnaround in the legal market and law firms have increased both their temporary and permanent hiring.

Coleman, Dana. "New trend: Temp lawyers." New Jersey Lawyer. Volume 5, Number 3; (January 15, 1996).
Jodi L. Nadler comments on the benefits of temporary work in an article addressing the concept and growth of the temporary lawyer. Specifically, she discusses the benefits for a law firm or corporate legal department to hire attorneys through a "temp to perm" situation.

Fleischer, Beth E. and Nadler, Jodi L. "In a Saturated Market, Firms Still Seek Out Talented Professionals." New Jersey Law Journal. (Trends in Legal Employment Supplement) 140 N.J.L.J.370; (May 1, 1995).
Article authored by Jodi L. Nadler and Beth E. Fleischer addressing the dismal employment situation for attorneys in New Jersey during the recession. They suggest several theories that together contribute to the difficult employment situation faced by attorneys. The article offers suggestions on how to stay ahead and secure a position in a challenging job market.

Fleischer, Beth E. and Nadler, Jodi L. "Legal Professionals and the Temporary Help Industry: A Great Match." Perspective. (Newsletter of the Legal Assistants Association of New Jersey) Volume 11, Number 12; (March/April 1995).
Article written by Jodi L. Nadler and Beth E. Fleischer addressing the benefits of working as a temporary paralegal. Article discusses the logistics of working for Law Pros® as a temporary employee.

Fleischer, Beth E. and Nadler, Jodi L. "Get a Life!" Young Lawyers Division Newsletter. Volume 17, Number 3; (January 1995).
Article authored by Jodi L. Nadler and Beth E. Fleischer outlining the development of the initial concept of Law Pros® and how the company got started. Article also addresses the benefits of using temporary attorney and paralegal assistance.

Coleman, Dana. "Tough job hunt ahead for 3,376 new lawyers." New Jersey Lawyer. Volume 3, Number 50; (December 12, 1994).
Jodi L. Nadler was interviewed and quoted in an article which discusses the difficult and limited job market for entry-level attorneys. She comments that the job market is so tight that it takes more than just good grades and graduating from a top school to land a great position. Article includes interviews with two Law Pros® temporary attorneys who discuss their experiences working on a temporary basis.

Moore, Elizabeth. "Out-Lawed." The Star-Ledger. (October 16, 1994).
Beth E. Fleischer and Jodi L. Nadler, founders of Law Pros®, were featured in an article written about the tough job market that New Jersey entry-level attorneys are facing as they enter the workforce. Fleischer and Nadler created a solution to the problem by opening a temporary placement service to assist lawyers in locating positions as a way to break into the job market. (Photo)