Labor/Employment
Jun. 7, 2002
First-Years Should Bear in Mind That Experience Goes Long Way
Employment Column - By Craig A. Blumin - Mentoring is critical in the career development of lawyers. Few lawyers become successful by learning how to practice on their own by trial and error. Clients and the specter of malpractice claims don't allow for many errors in the learning process. Most lawyers gradually take on responsibility under the guidance of more-experienced lawyers until they are ready to represent their own clients.
Employment Column
By Craig A. Blumin
Mentoring is critical in the career development of lawyers. Few lawyers become successful by learning how to practice on their own by trial and error. Clients a...
By Craig A. Blumin
Mentoring is critical in the career development of lawyers. Few lawyers become successful by learning how to practice on their own by trial and error. Clients a...
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