Labor lawyer George Nichols, who is of counsel at Durant, Nichols, Houston, Hodgson & Cortese-Costa, says his new job as Westport Public Library's assistant director of administrative services provides the best of two worlds by combining his negotiating skills with working for the public as a whole.
March 18, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
“Putting out fires” is how Connecticut attorney George Nichols humbly describes his new job at the Westport Public Library. It’s something he’s good at, having spent more than 30 years negotiating contracts as a labor and employment lawyer.
It was nine years ago that that Nichols took his first library job. His job doesn’t entail buying or shelving books, but keeping the library’s financial house in order.
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