When a lawyer becomes a judge, she or he need not promise to always stay a judge. Lately, more and more judges have been jumping off the judicial track to take more lucrative jobs with private law firms, often as a dispute-resolver-in-residence.
The latest person to make such a move is former Supreme Court Chief Justice C. Ian McLachlan, who plans to take a position in the Hartford office of McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter in a few weeks.
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