about the author

Julie Tower-Pierce is a lawyer, writer, and mother of three young children. She is a former associate at Tarrant, Marks & Gillies in Montpelier, Vermont and adjunct professor in the Justice Studies Department at Norwich University, with experience teaching criminal justice courses, including Cybercrime & Cyberlaw. 

Julie can be found online at Solo Practice University, where she serves as both faculty and resource, and at Darling Hill, where she blogs about flexible lawyering.  

Staying at Home, Staying in the Law: A Guide to Remaining Active in the Legal Profession While Pursuing Your Dreams is Julie’s first book. 

Julie is a co-author of the July 2009 title, Virtual Incorporation: A Lawyer’s Guide to the Formation of Virtual Corporations (American Bar Association).

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Julie Recently Quoted . . .

Mom Charged for Dropping Kids at Mall – ABCNews (July 20, 2009)

What if Firms Thought of Flexible Work Schedules as ‘Balanomics’? – ABA Journal (June 9, 2009)

Goodbye Economy, Hello Balance - American Lawyer (June 2009)

Economic Downturn: An Opportunity to Pursue Your Dreams (Apr. 2009)

Would You Kick Your Kids Out of the Car? - ABC News (Apr. 2009) 

Taking Charge of Work and Life: A New Generation Defines ‘The Office’ - ABA Journal (Feb. 2009)