American Bar Association president Hilarie Bass. (Photo: David Handschuh/ALM)
The mental state of the legal industry was on the agenda at an ABA conference in Washington. Also in this week's Washington Wrap: Lots of lawyer moves, and how much did Ty Cobb really give up when he left Hogan Lovells to work for President Donald Trump?
April 27, 2018 at 12:48 PM
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Washington Wrap is a weekly look at the biggest legal industry news and Big Law moves shaping the legal business in Washington, D.C. Send tips and lateral moves to Ryan Lovelace at [email protected].
The state of lawyers’ mental and emotional health took center stage at the American Bar Association’s National Legal Malpractice Conference in Washington this week.
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