Attorneys value the tried and true. By nature, the profession does not rely on the unknown. Attorneys trust precedent.
Unfortunately, this is a dangerous habit in thinking about your career.
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Seyfarth Partner Quits Firm Life To Become High School Teacher
For labor and employment partner Michael Viccora, it took the death of his parents to realize he wanted a chance at a second career. So after 25 years at Seyfarth Shaw, he decided to wean himself from law firm life and pursue his first love: teaching high school social studies.
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The Great Alan Watts: The Real You
When you’re ready to wake up, you’re going to wake up, and if you’re not ready you’re going to stay pretending that you’re just a ‘poor little me.’
The Most Important Interview Question a Young Lawyer Can Ask
Understand In-House Attorney Jobs before Taking the Plunge
In-house attorney jobs are something that every attorney worth their salt has considered at some point during their career. It is common to find lawyers and attorneys soliciting information from one another about potential good in-house opportunities.