Internet-savvy attorneys kicking themselves for not jumping at those stock options start-ups like Doubleclick or Razorfish or TheStreet.com were dangling, take heart: You are still in demand. In fact, the demand is greater than ever. From the white-shoe firms looking to get in on the Internet business, to the established new media firms, to the giant corporations developing e-commerce strategies, to the fledgling start-ups hoping to strike it rich in cyberspace, everyone wants a Web-savvy lawyer.
May 04, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
If Horace Greeley did his newspapering in today’s New York City, he might never have uttered his famous advice to go west.
Indeed, chances are Mr. Greeley would be too busy spinning off the Tribune’s Web site, mingling with venture capitalists at Silicon Alley beer bashes and, like any respectable Internet millionaire, sizing up the waiting lists for a new Porsche Boxster.
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