According to a recent Wisconsin Law Review article with the unfortunate title "Old and in the Way," some 400,000 attorneys throughout the United States - or roughly 40 percent of America's 1 million lawyers - will retire over the next several years.
October 27, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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According to a recent Wisconsin Law Review article with the unfortunate title “Old and in the Way,” some 400,000 attorneys throughout the United States – or roughly 40 percent of America’s 1 million lawyers – will retire over the next several years.
These lawyers of the baby boom generation, aged 55 to early 60-something, are sound of mind and body for the most part. They are also experienced and financially secure.
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