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: Ms. JDPart V in Series: A Junior Associate's Networking Plan
By Peg
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Part V in my 7-part series is Pro Bono work.
I, like most junior associates, took on a pro bono client early in my law-firm career. I took my first pro bono client/project based on typical factors: 1- a partner asked me to do it and 2- well, there is no second reason.
Now, with a little bit of experience and having had the chance to work on a number of pro bono matters, I realize the networking and business development opportunity presented by carefully-chosen pro bono work. At the outse read more
Full post as published by Ms. JD on December 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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