Federal appellate work "can be a lonely kind of practice," says Cynthia Jacob of Fisher & Phillips, and what better way to combat solitude than to join a support group? So on March 5, Jacob and a bunch of other lawyers launched the Third Circuit Bar Association, with the general aim of improving the practice of law in the local federal appeals court. Jacob says the association -- modeled after similar ones in several other circuits -- hopes in part to strengthen bench-bar ties and help shape court rules.
March 19, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Federal appellate work “can be a lonely kind of practice,” says Cynthia Jacob, and what better way to combat solitude than to join a support group?
On March 5, Jacob and a bunch of other lawyers launched the Third Circuit Bar Association, with the general aim of improving the practice of law in the local federal appeals court.
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