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A quarter of the 1 million lawyers licensed in the United States are expected to start retiring by 2011. The question is: What will all these people do with themselves? Some say they are ready to slow down, but in a profession that is famous for its Type-A personalities and compulsive workaholics, lawyers generally do not move smoothly into a life of playing mahjong and taking trips to see the grandkids.
April 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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