Dave Scriven-Young

@jacobmeyer24 @UAB_MBB Congrats—loved watching you at DePaul and looking forward to seeing you blossom at UAB. I know you’ve got the goods to be a star wherever you go. Believe in yourself man!

l'd like to thank my lord and savior Jesus Christ for giving me this opportunity to play the game I love and the lord is always directing me towards what’s best for me. With that being said l'd like to announce l'll be committing to UAB

@joetipton @DanielPoneman @on3 @transferportal @TheDePaud @StacDemon @BarstoolDepaul @BlueDemonReport @BlueDemonDen @kreyme8 Good luck Jacob -- I'll be rooting for you wherever you go. Really enjoyed your work in nonconference play with DePaul. Hopefully you can get your magic back with another team.

NEWS: DePaul guard Jacob Meyer is entering the transfer portal, his agent @DanielPoneman tells @on3. The 6-2 sophomore from Covington, Kentucky averaged 8.9 points per game this season. on3.com/db/jacob-meyer…

@kreyme8 This is so accurate. Seen it many many times this season.

Whenever DePaul makes a huge shot that might swing the momentum of the game, the opposing team will hit a huge 3 the next possession to stifle DePaul. I call it the “Fuck you DePaul 3-point shot” that never misses. It’s 100% in the last 20 years. Of course Villanova just hit two of them.

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@bluegritnil @DePaulHoops Nice work DePaul!

This means I can refer many matters out if my colleagues need help outside our firm. This increases my value to the firm as a center of influence. Feel free to send me a direct message if you want to get involved in the ABA or any bar association!

These meetings are invaluable to my practice — both in terms of learning substantive content as well as business development. Through the ABA, I’ve been able to substantially expand my network and gain new referral sources.

Over the next several days, I’m enjoying sunny Palm Springs for the @ABALitigation Fall Leadership Meeting. I serve on the Section’s governing council and host the Section’s podcast, Litigation Radio.

Build your personal brand, network like crazy, and always be learning—especially outside the classroom—whether it’s tech, business, or marketing, these skills are just as important as legal theory. Looking for more tips? Check out my Instagram page, instagram.com/attorneydsy/

Musk’s point? It’s the practical, hands-on skills that sets us apart—not just the degree." The takeaway is to not just rely on your law degree.

Young Lawyer Tip #6: Elon Musk once said, "you don’t need a college degree to be successful." For Musk, it’s all about skills over credentials. He believes in doing the work, solving problems, and showing impact. For lawyers, we know that law school teaches you the theory.

Join me on October 1st for a free goal setting workshop to plan the last quarter of 2024. Let’s end the year strong! Register here: ohaganmeyer.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Do you want to be great? Make yourself small and put yourself at the service of everyone. In the #GospelOfTheDay (Mark 9:30-37), Jesus renews our way of living. He teaches us that true power does not lie in domination by the strong, but in the care for the weak.

The person who sat next to you in Civ Pro may in 10 years be the general counsel of your biggest client. For more tips on leveling up your legal career without sacrificing your well-being, follow my Instagram account: instagram.com/attorneydsy/

Young Lawyer Tip #5: To get referrals and develop business for your practice, you need to build your network. For young lawyers, the first step is staying close to your law school classmates. They may be able to refer cases to you now, and you never know where they will end up.

Can’t wait to cheer on @DePaulHoops and @DePaulWBBHoops this season!

@DePaulAthletics Looking forward to the season! 🏀🏀

couldn’t do it without them 🩵 Special thank you to all of our season ticket holders who joined us for our preseason event last night. Let’s get this season started! #BlueGrit 🔵😈

I’ll be speaking on emerging environmental legal issues—PFAS and its liabilities—at the Associated General Contractors of America’s Highway, Transportation, and Utility Infrastructure Construction Conference in October. If you’ll be out there, send me a note so we can meet up!

See if you can push through those hard times and get through to the other side. You might be closer to success than you realize, and pushing through may be a lot easier than starting over.

Young Lawyer Tip #3: There may be days when you want to quit, and there may be periods where you might want to quit every day. Being a lawyer at a law firm (and sometimes just a human being) is hard.