Thomas Reilly, the former attorney general of Massachusetts, weighed offers from private law firms of all sizes. He'd worked at a small firm before becoming a prosecutor, so he decided to join Greenberg Traurig. "I wanted to experience what a big firm was all about," he says. Two years later, he realized big-firm life isn't for him, and now has joined litigation boutique Cooley Manion Jones. Harry Manion, a former opposing counsel and a friend, offered Reilly a job on the spot when Reilly called him.
July 06, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
After losing his bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 2006, Thomas Reilly, the former attorney general of Massachusetts, began weighing offers from private law firms of all sizes.
He had one rule: He would not leave Boston. “I’m a Massachusetts guy,” he says.
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