In this punishing economy, consultant Kate Neville helps disaffected, disheartened and disoriented lawyers find jobs, both inside and outside the legal field. A recovering lawyer herself, Neville feels -- or remembers -- their pain, and so she's there to help clients get what they really want.
June 14, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
You can tell what the consultant is offering from the packages on her Web site.
There’s the “I Don’t Know What I Want to Do But This Isn’t It” option. And the “I Have Some Idea About Where I Want to Go But Need to Figure Out How to Get There” model. And let’s not forget the ever-popular “I Want to Do Anything But Practice Law” selection.
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