Robert E. Biasotti didn't have an undergraduate degree, but after 20 years in business and management, he wanted to be a lawyer. A friend said, "Well, why not? You just do it. You don't think about it." And he did. Biasotti went back to school, then became an associate in appellate law at Carlton Fields of St. Petersburg, Fla. He became a partner in just five years, thanks to his years of business experience and an associate acceleration program that shaved two years off the usual seven-year track.
November 02, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
By 1992, Robert E. Biasotti really wanted to be a lawyer.
He was a 40-year-old chief financial officer for Columbia Artists Management Inc., a classical music and theatrical agency and management company in New York. He had 20 years in business, the past 11 in senior management. But law school seemed out of the question, considering he didn’t even have an undergraduate degree.
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