His law school professors taught attorney Jason Braun case analysis, courtroom techniques and legal research skills, but they overlooked one important area: the practical realities that exist within a firm. So to help young lawyers, Braun has some advice -- but it may not be easy for new associates to hear. For instance, Braun says associates should always strive to provide a partner with perfect work, and if a partner tells you to cut your hair or shave your goatee, you should start shaving -- with a smile.
August 04, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
My professors in law school taught me case analysis, courtroom techniques and legal research skills, but they overlooked one important area: the practical realities that exist within a firm.
When I became a lawyer, a partner gave me what I now realize was great advice: “Don’t think like an associate,” she told me. “Think like a partner.” I wisely nodded my head. “Of course,” I solemnly replied, hoping she would not notice my confusion.
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