To grow as a lawyer, most of us need to learn—at some point—how to “make it rain.” Rainmaking, as I define it, simply means building and bringing in work. The kind of work that is being built, and the sources of that work, mean different things to different kinds of lawyers.

For some tips on how to succeed in the rainmaking game, this article consolidates recommendations from a number of female attorneys in different phases of their careers and working in different environments.

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