By Todd Drucker
Attorneys who succeed at networking share an important secret - the development of a truly valuable network is not about attending as many networking events as possible and hoarding business cards that get wrapped in rubber bands and thrown in a desk drawer. Rather, the creation of a truly effective network is about deciding to live life as a person of value both inside and outside of the law. This means lessening the distinctions between work and p...
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