Can a law firm make money with a 1,600-hour minimum billable requirement? A Boston Bar Association report stated that the structure and cultural factors in law firms fuel a competitive, long-hours cycle that lessens the quality of service clients receive and is at odds with the work-family balance. Therefore, a better question is whether it is possible to have a rewarding career � personally, professionally and financially � with minimum hours. The answer is a magnificent "yes."
August 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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