Law Practice
Jul. 24, 2006
Ex-Associate's 'Blovel' Offers Scathing Portrait of Big-Firm Life
Forum Column - Jeremy Blachman launched his writing career two years ago with a Web log called "Anonymous Lawyer," which quickly gained notoriety as an all-too-accurate depiction of the eccentricity, ambivalence and general moral decay native to big-firm lawyers in their marbled habitats.
Forum Column
By Dan Slater
Jeremy Blachman launched his writing career two years ago with a Web log called "Anonymous Lawyer," which quickly gained notoriety as an all-too-accurate depiction of the eccentricity, ambivalence and general moral decay native to big-firm lawyers in their marbled habitats. Indeed, many readers wondered whether the character Blachman had created - "a fictional hiring partner at a large firm in a major city" ...
By Dan Slater
Jeremy Blachman launched his writing career two years ago with a Web log called "Anonymous Lawyer," which quickly gained notoriety as an all-too-accurate depiction of the eccentricity, ambivalence and general moral decay native to big-firm lawyers in their marbled habitats. Indeed, many readers wondered whether the character Blachman had created - "a fictional hiring partner at a large firm in a major city" ...
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