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by Casey Berman
[CASEY’S NOTE: The following is a guest post by a Leave Law Behind reader, Kate Morthland (Linkedin Profile), full of detailed tips and guidance as to how she left the law for a career in Public Policy.] I make most of my life decisions based on unrelenting intuition. If I have a “gut feeling†about
by Casey Berman
A reader sent in this link of what I’m calling the “song of the year” for us unhappy attorneys considering leaving the law. It’s from the show “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend”, which details the adventures of an anxiety and depression suffering real-estate lawyer who panics when her top New York City law firm offers her partnership and instead relocates to
by Casey Berman
Dear Money I am not sure how it got this way. Between you and me. It didn’t need to get to this point, and I want to correct it. I’m an unhappy attorney who is trying to leave the law for a non law job. I am trying to change my life for the better.
by Casey Berman
For many years, I regretted attending law school – in the mid 90’s I went to University of California, Hastings College of the Law, and as a result, drove me to a career as an unfulfilled attorney, and caused me to miss out on applying for jobs at Yahoo, Google and other legendary Silicon Valley
by Casey Berman
There are lawyers out there who really care about the work they do, who find satisfaction and fulfillment in being an attorney, who enjoy reading and soaking up the finer points of the profession, and who find meaning in representing their clients. You are not that type of person. You went to law school and
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