By Kurt Osenbaugh
When I began my career as an associate, our idea of casual day was loosening your tie when you spent the night at the office. We did our legal research with books - you know, those things with the pages with the writing on them - not computers. We treated partners with appropriate deference and respect. We knew that, if we worked hard and m...
When I began my career as an associate, our idea of casual day was loosening your tie when you spent the night at the office. We did our legal research with books - you know, those things with the pages with the writing on them - not computers. We treated partners with appropriate deference and respect. We knew that, if we worked hard and m...
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