Hastings alum Casey Berman has found he'd rather launch his own businesses than work the usual lawyer gigs. His latest is a consultancy — to help disillusioned lawyers start their own businesses.
July 16, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Long before the recession killed the job market, Casey Berman realized the law wasn’t for him.
Having launched a number of companies already — and sold one — now he’s launching another: a consultancy called Leave Law Behind through which he’ll hold the hand of disillusioned lawyers who want to start their own business.
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