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by Casey Berman
I love hearing stories from the Leave Law Behind community, of people first realizing they want to do something different to those people who take that first step and actually leave and do something else. Here is the story of Alexandra Devendra, a Leave Law Behind reader, San Francisco, California attorney and former BigLaw lawyer who took
by Casey Berman
We had a fanciful bowl that my wife loved, a red and orange and yellow glassblown design all swirled together, that featured prominently on a shelf in our kitchen. It had a small bowl-like cavity in the middle surrounded by a flat decorative ring-like exterior. It was much, much more artful than useful. In fact
by Casey Berman
We want to know what non-law job we will get. We want to know how it will all work out. We want to know how and when we’ll be happy. We need certainty. We’re lawyers, and we are naturally (or we were trained to be) risk averse, and we have people in our life who
by Casey Berman
Each week I receive emails from Leave Law Behind readers. Some are interested in coaching, some have questions about that week’s post, and some just want to share their journey and be heard. I read and respond to every email – it’s one of my favorite parts of this job. One reader recently wrote in
by Casey Berman
I’m always on the lookout for stories from the Leave Law Behind community, of people first realizing they want to do something different to those people who take that first step and actually leave and do something else. Here is the story of Sheila Agnew, a Leave Law Behind reader, former family law attorney and now published author. She
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