One of the most common pitfalls of working at Big Law is the temptation to become romantically involved with a colleague, says The Snark. The allure flourishes early on when Big Law throws groups of over-achieving, mostly good-looking law students together for weeks of booze and bonding as summer associates. Then, more romances are sparked during the early associate years. Later, more tawdry affairs ignite in taboo unions between junior associates and married partners. The Snark says just don't do it.
September 24, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
One of the most common pitfalls of working at Big Law is the temptation to become romantically involved with a colleague.
The allure flourishes early on when Big Law throws large groups of over-achieving, well-spoken, mostly good-looking law students together for several weeks of booze and bonding during the summer associate season.
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