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Big firm associates are apparently “lost” and “unhappy.” Don’t you feel sorry for them? Things sort of sound especially bad at Jenner & Block, which does make me sad, actually.1 All of us unhappy lawyers could become teachers, concrete artists, or rappers. Concrete really does offer endless possibilities. Tip: Don’t lie to judges. Tip2: Macs are so much better than PCs it’s amazing people even have to keep asking this silly question. Macs can even let you take law school exams these days! Don’t you think a lot can be explained by the fact that there are drugs in our water? Apologies to my friends at big firms; I know it sucks. Might I suggest a career in public interest law? No money, but lots more satisfaction! Maybe…continue to full post

Full post as published by The Imbroglio on March 23, 2008 (boomark / email).

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