Why all the hand-wringing about the low morale of lawyers?
It turns out lawyers aren’t so miserable, particularly if they’re sitting pretty as equity partners raking in the dough.
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It seems the more money lawyers make, the happier they are and the less they care about what normal folks call quality-of-life issues, a new study finds.
January 31, 2019 at 05:12 PM
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Why all the hand-wringing about the low morale of lawyers?
It turns out lawyers aren’t so miserable, particularly if they’re sitting pretty as equity partners raking in the dough.
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