Ernest Koschineg Cipriani & Werner

Koschineg encourages young associates at his firm to handle cases on their own and is always available for discussion and advice, developing them into capable attorneys. He is generous with client relationships and helps to foster relationships between his clients and associates.

A mentor is someone who not only gives you the legal tools to be a great attorney but one who encourages you, sometimes at the expense of their own time. In Koschineg’s words, “I see you as the future. I want you to become the best attorney, the best person and to be indispensable to clients.”

Why is mentorship important in the legal profession?

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