At some point in their lives and careers, many people dream about how life would be in a different country. The fantasy is often that life is easier on the other side of the pond.
As an American expatriate and a Texas lawyer who has lived overseas for 12 years, attorneys often ask me how to go about living and working in another country. While giving global advice is impossible, I can discuss what it is like to live and work in Italy and in the Eternal City.
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