Crystal McDonough, McDonough Law founder and attorney, with her family. Courtesy photo Lawyers Were Unplugging Long Before the World Shifted to Remote Work
"It's difficult for lawyers to get the time off and to also be able to travel frequently," said Nicholas LeRoy, an insurance defense litigator. "You have to learn the game."
May 26, 2021 at 05:20 AM
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Attorney Work Life Balance
"On the road again" isn't just a lyric to a Willie Nelson hit. It's a lifestyle for a growing number of attorneys, who have packed up their static offices, and shifted remote work into full drive.
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