New Keker & Van Nest partner Steven Ragland worked as a juggling clown after college. And new Allen Matkins partner Michael McFadden spent 18 years in nonlegal jobs before taking his first law firm job. Stories like theirs show there's more than one route to a law firm partnership.
March 19, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Michael McFadden joined the U.S. Navy just days after his 18th birthday. It was 1982. His father was in the Navy. He always thought he’d spend his life there, too.
“Neither of my parents went to college. It never even occurred to me to go to college,” McFadden said.
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