By: Guest
I thought about doing the following: 1. Start a small law firm. 2. ???? 3. Promote the fact that you did ???? 4. Profit. But I felt that the meme is exactly three steps. Like Haiku, the whole art is...
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I thought about doing the following: 1. Start a small law firm. 2. ???? 3. Promote the fact that you did ???? 4. Profit. But I felt that the meme is exactly three steps. Like Haiku, the whole art is...
View ArticleBy: Gregsmith
Also, marry someone who is a Partner at a large law firm in Boston making bank so you do not have to worry about being homeless and hungry if your solo firm fails. Funny how all these “risk takers”...
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I am an attorney in Boston. The impression I get from Jay’s columns is that, depsite his protestations to the contrary, he is still bitter about not getting the Biglaw gig he thought he was going to...
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Ok…so you didn’t get that Biglaw gig. You have no job, no seed money, are not connected, are not married to a Biglaw partner….have no experience arguing a motion…never mind conducting a trial………no...
View ArticleBy: areese
Don’t forget the thousands that had biglaw jobs and were laid off, and are now at small firms…being at biglaw is mostly luck at this point.
View ArticleBy: JLG
… entrepreneurial spirit, raw talent, backbone … Damn those “risk takers” and their unfair advantages!
View ArticleBy: Coelacanth
In reply to <a href="https://abovethelaw.com/2011/04/small-firms-big-lawyers-six-steps-to-becoming-an-expert/#comment-636071">Meh</a>. ...and boom goes the dynamite
View ArticleBy: Coelacanth
In reply to <a href="https://abovethelaw.com/2011/04/small-firms-big-lawyers-six-steps-to-becoming-an-expert/#comment-636071">Meh</a>. ...and boom goes the dynamite
View ArticleBy: Coelacanth
In reply to <a href="https://abovethelaw.com/2011/04/small-firms-big-lawyers-six-steps-to-becoming-an-expert/#comment-636071">Meh</a>. ...and boom goes the dynamite
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In reply to <a href="https://abovethelaw.com/2011/04/small-firms-big-lawyers-six-steps-to-becoming-an-expert/#comment-636071">Meh</a>. ...and boom goes the dynamite
View ArticleBy: Gregsmith
Also, marry someone who is a Partner at a large law firm in Boston making bank so you do not have to worry about being homeless and hungry if your solo firm fails. Funny how all these “risk takers”...
View ArticleBy: Gregsmith
In reply to <a href="https://abovethelaw.com/2011/04/small-firms-big-lawyers-six-steps-to-becoming-an-expert/#comment-635981">The_Haterade</a>. Jay doth protest too much, methinks.
View ArticleBy: Gregsmith
I am an attorney in Boston. The impression I get from Jay’s columns is that, depsite his protestations to the contrary, he is still bitter about not getting the Biglaw gig he thought he was going to...
View ArticleBy: Gregsmith
Ok…so you didn’t get that Biglaw gig. You have no job, no seed money, are not connected, are not married to a Biglaw partner….have no experience arguing a motion…never mind conducting a trial………no...
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