"If you're not happy with what you're doing and you're thinking about doing something else, then you're not a tree," Charles Vega said. "You can move."
January 19, 2022 at 02:00 PM
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Surviving law school is never easy, but for Florida attorney Charles Vega, it involved working a full-time job, driving 180 miles a day and using all of his free time to study.
That’s because Vega decided to attend law school at 55, after a successful career in marketing for Fortune-500 companies. Now, he runs a remote law firm with four other attorneys in North, Central and South Florida.
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Charles D. Vega of the Law Firm of Charles D. Vega in Florida. Courtesy photo
