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The federal government has been keeping lawyers gainfully employed for a long time. And now, given the economic downturn -- and the new unsteady nature of some private sector legal jobs -- a career working for the feds has never looked so good. Legal Times recently assembled a panel of current and former government lawyers to get an inside look at working for the federal bureaucracy.
January 02, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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