His transformation from working in a Wall Street “sweatshop” to becoming one of Atlanta’s leading tech start-up lawyers began late one night, when a co-worker said he was quitting to launch his own company.
Jeffrey Leavitt, who dreamed of getting rich like some of his former legal peers, pulled a business plan out of his desk drawer to compare it with his co-worker’s. Leavitt quickly realized that, compared with his colleague’s, his idea stunk.
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