The New Lawyer Supplement
Feb. 25, 2009
The Reader
After years of working for his dad as a paralegal, a San Diego man finally got his own Bar number - without attending law school.
By Pat Broderick
Daily Journal Staff WriterDarin P. Andreos finds it hard to believe he is now a bona fide attorney at law. So, he goes to the State Bar's Web site to check his bar number. It's been this way since he learned in July that he had passed the Bar Exam - an achievement made even more impressive by the fact that he never attended law school. Andreos, 37, is one of a small minority of aspiring lawyers who choose to study in a law office o...
Daily Journal Staff WriterDarin P. Andreos finds it hard to believe he is now a bona fide attorney at law. So, he goes to the State Bar's Web site to check his bar number. It's been this way since he learned in July that he had passed the Bar Exam - an achievement made even more impressive by the fact that he never attended law school. Andreos, 37, is one of a small minority of aspiring lawyers who choose to study in a law office o...
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