While many lawyers are doing what they can to balance their work and home lives, Heather Borlase and Alan Bayer can’t keep the two separated.
Nor do they want to — most of the time, at least.
While many lawyers are doing what they can to balance their work and home lives, husband-and-wife lawyer teams can't keep the two separated. Heather Borlase and Alan Bayer, who operate an employment law boutique in San Francisco, say their styles complement each other. But there is room for trouble, as there is in any partnership. Says Bayer: "You better know your spouse really well, and that you'll be able to keep an open line of communication, because disputes are not left at the office."
March 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
While many lawyers are doing what they can to balance their work and home lives, Heather Borlase and Alan Bayer can’t keep the two separated.
Nor do they want to — most of the time, at least.
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