After more than a year in the Butwin bubble, the law firm chair shares lessons learned, and the joys and pains of being around a lot of family all the time.
May 24, 2021 at 11:30 AM
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Just over a year ago, The American Lawyer ran a piece detailing the rather unique situation that O’Melveny & Myers chair Bradley Butwin found himself in at the beginning of the pandemic.
At that point, the Butwin fam was on day 63 of working from home together at the family house on Long Island. They are now well past 400 such days.
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At the remote law school graduation ceremony in the Butwins’ backyard. Courtesy photo
