Let’s face it. Becoming a lawyer, much less succeeding in the practice of law, is an enormous task.
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Dr. Elizabeth Tillinghast, a former practicing lawyer who is now a psychiatrist in New York, said she actually felt relief when she became a doctor. In medicine, she said, “you are on call sometimes, but you know when you’re going to be on call. When you’re a lawyer … you’re always on call. And the workload is so unpredictable,"
May 29, 2019 at 10:04 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
Let’s face it. Becoming a lawyer, much less succeeding in the practice of law, is an enormous task.
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