Bye-Bye, Biglaw! Millennials Want To Go Out On Their Own.

It's no longer all about the money for some lawyers.

onApril 6, 2021 at 3:43 PMApril 6, 2021 at 2:51 PM

I really want to use my legal skills to do more than help uber-rich companies with their bottom line and reducing their legal risk. That’s where the money is, but there is so much more to life.

— Alina Lee, a Millennial lawyer who recently started her own firm, Your Ad Attorney, after spending almost a decade between Biglaw firms and as in-house counsel, commenting on what she likes better about taking the lead at her solo practice.

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