Newspapers are awash with stories of lawyers who suddenly leave the practice of law to take equity positions in dot-coms. In other words, such individuals have become lawyer entrepreneurs. Does the hook involve the promise of greater wealth or a craving for the exciting challenges only the Internet can provide?
March 06, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Locally as well as nationally, newspapers are awash with stories of lawyers who suddenly leave the practice of law to take equity positions in dot-coms. In other words, such individuals have become lawyer entrepreneurs.
Some say the hook involves the promise of greater wealth. Others say the attraction has more to do with craving the taste of the exciting challenges only the Internet can provide.
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