After seven years as a corporate associate with a big law firm, Patrick Maroney went in-house to expand his skills. "As an associate you get very good at doing certain things," said Maroney, now general counsel of Moxie Software Inc. "I really wanted to be a more complete attorney."
December 02, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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After seven years as a corporate associate with a big law firm, Patrick Maroney went in-house to expand his skills.
“As an associate you get very good at doing certain things,” said Maroney, now general counsel of Moxie Software Inc. “I really wanted to be a more complete attorney.”
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