During the 1990s, Peter Engstrom accepted a 1 1/2-year legal assignment that required frequent travel to Kazakhstan.
“It was a rough place to be,” said Engstrom, the former North American managing partner of Baker & McKenzie, now a member of the firm’s civil litigation and alternative dispute resolution practices. “They didn’t have ATMs, the food was bad, you couldn’t get a fresh breath of air, but it was one of the best things I’ve ever done. If you have an opportunity like that, take it.”
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