
Lawyerly Lairs: An In-House Counsel Heads To The Hamptons
You don't need to be a Biglaw partner to buy a home in the Hamptons.
You don't need to be a Biglaw partner to buy a home in the Hamptons.
Finding a decent apartment in New York City takes tenacity, as one Columbia Law grad learned.
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This apartment isn't fancy, but its owner seems quite happy.
A patent litigator picks up a pad.
Which prominent entertainment lawyer, married to a high-profile journalist and author, just sold his apartment for a seven-figure sum?
Where does this corporate counsel work, and how big was his budget?
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How can a law clerk afford such an expensive apartment? Well, he's not your ordinary "law clerk."
How much did this Quinn Emanuel associate pay for his new home?
An actress from an iconic film of the 1990s went to law school, got married, and had a family. They recently moved to a Harlem townhouse. Let's have a look-see....
Most installments of Lawyerly Lairs, our inside look at the nests of legal eagles, involve residences of utter fabulosity. We realize that most Americans, or even most lawyers, don't live in such luxury. And we're interested in learning about how the other half lives. We'll get the 99 percent ball rolling with a look at two current law students who braved the brutal renters' market here in New York. What school do they attend, and how did their hunt turn out?
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