Attorney dissatisfaction: Is this a new phenomenon? For many years, unhappy associates and young lawyers have gathered behind closed doors to whisper and moan and groan among them selves. Now, it is out in the open. Young lawyers voice their complaints on-line at Web sites devoted exclusively to them. They also express their dissatisfaction in various published surveys. Can the legal profession as a whole successfully address complaints so that associates can realize greater career satisfaction?
May 03, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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Attorney dissatisfaction: is this a new phenomenon? Yes and no. For many years, unhappy associates and young lawyers have gathered behind closed doors to whisper and moan and groan among them selves. So, what is new? Now, it is out in the open.
Young lawyers voice their complaints on-line at Web sites devoted exclusively to them. They also express their dissatisfaction in various published surveys conducted by legal publications and by independent entrepreneurs.
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