Law firm associate Loni Gardner is leaving her environmental practice to spend about 15 months in Germany as one of 10 Americans awarded a German Chancellor Fellowship for Prospective Leaders. And she's bringing her husband and their 18-month-old son along for the adventure.
May 10, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Five years into their law careers, most associates are worried about how to make partner at their firm or, in this economy, how to hold on to their jobs. Not Loni Gardner.
She’s leaving behind her environmental practice at Murtha Cullina in New Haven to spend about 15 months in Germany studying global environmental policy. And by the way, she doesn’t yet know how to speak German and she’s bringing her husband and their 18-month-old son along for the adventure.
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