The Trouble with Big Law
"All the woes of the legal profession, and the way they effect the broader public," is how Stanford Law Professor Deborah Rhode described her latest book, "The Trouble with Lawyers." In the first part of our video interview series with Rhode, she addresses some of the issues facing Big Law. Video by Josh Block Follow: @JoshBlockNYC
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Why I left a $200,000 job in big law.
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The Big Law Environment
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