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Lessons From the Blawgosphere: Giving Birth Proves You Will Be a Tough Lawyer

By Bruce Carton

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On this Friday, I introduce what may end up being an ongoing series of posts here called "Lessons from the Blawgosphere." You see, I'm looking at hundreds of blog posts, legal new stories, and other websites each day from my perch in the LBW Command Center, and I can't help but pick up key pieces of information that I feel should be shared with LBW readers. Today, via the video below by attorney Judith Marsh, I learned that potential clients need not worry that a female lawyer will be less tough than a male lawyer if the female lawyer has given birth. It is unclear whether having given birth multiple times proves even greater levels of toughness (I assume so).

Full post as published by Legal Blog Watch on January 14, 2011 (boomark / email).

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