"Once you make a true commitment to mentoring and establishing and fostering a relationship, the rewards are well worth the effort for both the mentor and the mentee."
June 28, 2018 at 01:53 PM
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James E. “Jay” Rollins Jr. of Schwartz Rollins pressed the board of the Georgia Chapter of the National Employment Lawyers Association to create a formal mentoring program a few years ago.
The program pairs seasoned employment attorneys one-on-one with less experienced attorneys in the field to explore topics such as prelitigation, starting a case, discovery, taking a deposition, trying a case and what to do if you have to file an appeal.
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