Myles Solomon, a fifth-year at a 19-lawyer San Francisco firm, wanted to spend the summer volunteering in Africa. Unlike some bigger firms, his had to give it some thought.
May 29, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Many law firms are paying young lawyers to stay away. But one associate at a small San Francisco litigation shop has had to work to take this summer off.
Myles Solomon, a fifth-year at Bassi Edlin Huie & Blum, won’t be relaxing on a beach. He’s going to Africa to volunteer through a charity organization, a dream that meant leaving his increasingly busy firm and the growing sports agency he has created.
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