When Micah Jacobs got a pink slip from Cooley Godward last August, he decided to turn his layoff into an opportunity. Three weeks after he lost his job, he teamed up with a law school buddy and started his own firm just a stone's throw from Cooley's San Francisco office. The path he's chosen is a tough one, but for Jacobs, the chance to pursue his dreams is worth the struggle.
January 08, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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