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Lisa Puntillo gave up her position as a senior counsel while expecting her second child. But rather than drop out of the profession altogether, Puntillo took on contract assignments. For years, people like her have been the classic example of the contract attorney. But in the current economy, a new generation of lawyers is turning to contract work. Unlike those who chose contract work for the quality of life advantages, many attorneys temping today are victims of layoffs or office closures.
June 17, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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