By Ellen Bass
Recently, I've heard of young lawyers pleading for the distribution of bar numbers to be randomized so as not to reveal a novice standing to opposing counsel or judges. If these bellyachers don't have the intestinal fortitude to suffer a few slings and arrows about their bar number, then they certainly don't have the chutzpah needed to make it in our...
Recently, I've heard of young lawyers pleading for the distribution of bar numbers to be randomized so as not to reveal a novice standing to opposing counsel or judges. If these bellyachers don't have the intestinal fortitude to suffer a few slings and arrows about their bar number, then they certainly don't have the chutzpah needed to make it in our...
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