Every fallen lawyer has or her own story and strategy to move on from the past, but a comeback after the law requires a dose of redemption, an attempt at rehabilitation, and, the ability to resist any temptation to dwell on the past.
November 25, 2016 at 06:03 PM
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They are a luxury car salesman, a successful venture capitalist, a corporate vice president and a former prisoner looking for work.
They share a common trait: They were disbarred or suspended from practicing law and have worked to rehabilitate their personal and professional lives.
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