Traditionally a conservative bunch, most lawyers with itchy feet tend to play safe and stay within the legal profession. However, as Anne Mizzi discovered, the skills acquired by the average lawyer can open up a world of career opportunities
August 08, 2001 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Wassily Kandinsky was an unusual lawyer. He went on to have a second successful career as an artist. But most lawyers thinking of a change end up doing something a little more predictable.
The majority of itchy-footed City lawyers will simply decide to swap their desk at a law firm for a similar desk elsewhere in the square mile. And the more risque lawyers decide to go in-house.
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