Planning for Summer Vacations or Time Off as a Young Lawyer
Summer vacations can either be one of the most relaxing or most stressful aspects of a young lawyer's career. Demanding clients or shareholders can make young lawyers feel lazy or guilty for wanting a break.
July 18, 2018 at 02:57 PM
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Length and Date of Vacation
Managing Your Work While You're Out
Contact Person or People
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Unplug and Relax
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