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Suddenly, life at law firms looks pretty good -- even to an investment banker. Just ask Bruce Alan Mann, who in January left his banking job to return full time to a partnership at Morrison & Foerster. The 68-year-old had spent the last three years at WR Hambrecht + Co. as an investment banker. But the erratic stock market and dismal economy made the work a lot less attractive than it had been during the Internet boom.
April 28, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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