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Brant Bishop, 50, stepped back from his high-stakes litigation career this month to embrace more time with his family. "For now the plan is to not really have much of a plan," he said.
January 27, 2020 at 05:53 PM
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The original version of this story was published on American Lawyer
Even when he was on vacation, Brant Bishop was finding it hard to disengage from his work as a high-stakes litigator at Wilkinson Walsh + Eskovitz.
The torrent of emails was nonstop. Whether he was traveling with his wife and five children, or simply trying to enjoy a weekend, Bishop said he couldn’t truly get away from the demands of his caseload and helping to manage a nearly 40-lawyer firm.
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