Law Practice
May 3, 2016
The good old daze
There is an active market in complaints that law practice is no longer as honorable or enjoyable as it used to be. By David M. Balabanian
LESSONS LEARNED
Our memories, psychologists tell us, are hard-wired to serve up prettified pictures of the past. There is, therefore, an active market in complaints that law practice is no longer as honorable or enjoyable as it used to be.
But, closer examination yields a less benign vision of our profession's past and, with it, more balanced assessments of its present and...
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