Greg Bachand was burned out after selling life insurance for 35 years, but his daughter Tanya had a solution. She had just taken over a busy personal injury practice and Greg, who passed the bar exam but never practiced law, had the business acumen she needed. Now he's working as a first-year associate with his partner-level daughter at Bachand DiScala. He feels some pressure as the young associate: "I make sure I come in on time every day, right at 7:30." Tanya's retort: "And I usually come in around 10:30."
June 17, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Greg Bachand had been selling life insurance for 35 years. He was burned out and tired of the grind. He picked up the phone to call his daughter last June, and stumbled into a different business opportunity.
Tanya Bachand was in a pickle. She had just taken over a busy personal injury practice after her former boss resigned from the bar after stealing clients’ funds, and she had no idea how to run the business.
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