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by Casey Berman
Three things I’m excited about and wanted to share with you all: 1. I’m planning on doing a live event in San Francisco soon. If you’d like to be one of the first to pre-order tickets, Contact Me and I’ll put you on the list. 2. Love the article “How to Navigate a Career Change” a LLB
by Casey Berman
For many of the clients I work with, leaving the law is not in question: They are so unhappy, unfulfilled, and burned out that there is no question they want to leave. We focus on moving forward to do so. But others of us aren’t so sure. We find a lot we don’t align with
by Casey Berman
I made a typo in a blog post a few years back, and a number of readers noticed it. They took the time to email me and point out the error I made. It bummed me out that whole day, and as you can tell, I have not forgotten about it … I may have
by Casey Berman
I remember asking a client who successfully got an informational interview lined up with a tech CEO how he was able to call the busy CEO and get to talk to him and get time on his calendar. “I called him†was my client’s response. He just did it. He called the CEO. He didn’t
by Casey Berman
I took Tax Law as a 2L. I struggled. I was a liberal arts major in undergrad, and was not used to doing problem sets. The professor was renowned, but I was intimidated by him and never went to office hours to improve. And plus, Tax is just really hard. I had ignored my homework,
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