Attorneys are used to going to bat for their clients outside of court regarding those clients’ cases.
But increasingly, attorneys need to be prepared to go to bat for themselves outside of court regarding their clients’ cases.
More and more, attorneys are drawing scrutiny from the media, the general public and each other for the work they do for their clients.
August 29, 2019 at 12:29 PM
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Attorneys are used to going to bat for their clients outside of court regarding those clients’ cases.
But increasingly, attorneys need to be prepared to go to bat for themselves outside of court regarding their clients’ cases.
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