Law Practice
Oct. 26, 1999
Gains and Losses
By William F. Capps Conventional wisdom used to be that lawyers left law firms for quality-of-life issues, not money. The heady equity market of the last few years (and a few other factors) has turned this wisdom on its head and left us wondering what we are supposed to be doing about this disturbance in the force.
By William F. Capps
Conventional wisdom used to be that lawyers left law firms for quality-of-life issues, not money. The heady equity market of the last few years (and a few other factors) has turned this wisdom on its head and left us wondering what we are supposed to be doing about this disturbance in the force.
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Conventional wisdom used to be that lawyers left law firms for quality-of-life issues, not money. The heady equity market of the last few years (and a few other factors) has turned this wisdom on its head and left us wondering what we are supposed to be doing about this disturbance in the force.
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