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Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
And his family doesn't serve him pie.
He's the type of person that ruins the profession for normal people. If he sets the bar, what normal person wants to jump over it?
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2. Worse is we know he's not the exception. He may not be the majority (although he may), but certainly he represents a sizable chunk, at least relative to certain types of firms/areas of practice. And what comes around goes around, i.e. he's training his young charges or senior charges to train their mid level charages to train their young charges to be overworking maniacs too.
I hung out with a gaggle of business guys/Wharton MBAs a few weekends ago at a male bonding retreat in the Catskills.
Median income was probably $700k. When we discussed work and hours etc they all laughed at and berated me. Law sucks.
