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Law firm managers, take note: Better hours trump better pay. The No. 1 reason Atlanta attorneys left their firms in recent years was to work fewer hours, says a new study of part-time work in the city's law firms. Atlanta Bar Association President S. Wade Malone called the study "groundbreaking," and said firms that don't provide opportunities for part-time work risk losing attorneys, clients who go with the attorneys and, ultimately, money.
February 10, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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