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Does going "in-house" mean you get a life? Not necessarily. Attorneys who resist the lure of a lucrative law firm partnership for the more manageable schedules of in-house legal positions are finding that long hours are not the exclusive domain of firms, according to a new study on work/life balance by the Project for Attorney Retention at American University Washington College of Law.
January 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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