After seven-plus years as Connecticut’s chief disciplinary counsel, I have decided to follow the advice of some of the folks I have had the unfortunate responsibility to prosecute and do something useful with my time other than bug them.
I never intended to be at the job for more than a year or two, and I continue to be amazed at how time slips away when you spend every day moving files from the in-box to the out-box. As proud as I am to leave the office in a good place, I am equally as frustrated with all that I could have done but never found the time to. What I hope to do in this column is share with you some of the hard lessons I have learned (and taught) and give folks something to think about when new issues develop.
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