Jeremy Blachman wanted to be a writer, but he attended law school as a backup. With his Anonymous Lawyer blog receiving more than 2,000 hits a day, a debut novel out this past summer and a pilot TV show in the works, he may not need to resort to Plan B. For a young man who's never done more than a summer stint at a law firm, Blachman seems to have hit a legal nerve with a cast of big-firm archetypes, including The Suck-Up, The Girl Who Dresses Like A Slut and The Frumpy Litigator.
September 07, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Jeremy Blachman admits that he never wanted to practice law. Like countless other risk-averse college graduates, he went to law school thinking it would help him “keep his options open.”
He wanted to be a writer, but he wasn’t sure how to go about becoming one. “Law school would at least give me a backup plan,” he says.
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