Large Firms
Dec. 8, 2006
All-Star Career Transcends Billables
SAN FRANCISCO - How do you, at 31, become the youngest person in your firm's 48-year history to make equity partner?
By William-Arthur Haynes
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - How do you, at 31, become the youngest person in your firm's 48-year history to make equity partner?
How do you, shortly thereafter, become chairman of the 20-attorney emerging companies practice and gain inclusion to the seven-person management committee?
You make it rain - reall...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - How do you, at 31, become the youngest person in your firm's 48-year history to make equity partner?
How do you, shortly thereafter, become chairman of the 20-attorney emerging companies practice and gain inclusion to the seven-person management committee?
You make it rain - reall...
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