Law Practice
Jan. 19, 2000
Arguing the Point
By Stephen Kaus Is it just me, or is there an epidemic of articles about lawyers quitting their jobs to pursue other interests that are more satisfying to them. The former attorneys now are going to write books, run semi-oddball businesses or become inadequately experienced ADR providers. These recreants inevitably take a few potshots at the legal practice on the way out, although, as enlightened beings, they ooze sympathy for those left behind.
By Stephen Kaus
Is it just me, or is there an epidemic of articles about lawyers quitting their jobs to pursue other interests that are more satisfying to them. The former attorneys now are going to write books, run semi-oddball businesses or become inadequately experienced ADR providers. These recreants inevitably take a few ...
Is it just me, or is there an epidemic of articles about lawyers quitting their jobs to pursue other interests that are more satisfying to them. The former attorneys now are going to write books, run semi-oddball businesses or become inadequately experienced ADR providers. These recreants inevitably take a few ...
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