The Path to Partnership Offers Great Rewards at Great Costs
There is both pleasure and pain along the way, but every lawyer should strive to be better at their craft, whether they seek partnership or not.
April 29, 2019 at 07:00 PM
10 minute read
Every lawyer's path to partnership is different. And everyone pursues partnership for different reasons. For many, the prestige and pay are a large draw. For some, it is what they always wanted. Others finish law school, get their first job and, being competitive by nature and driven to succeed, staying on track
is the goal. The list goes on. Whatever brings a person to pursue partnership, it remains a milestone in the legal profession, and we encourage all young lawyers to consider partnership if they feel that is the right path for their professional and personal lives.
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