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Something DivertingI received an interesting email from a law student Blogger and found the topic interesting enough that I though I?d share my response with whoever still drops by here.Hi there, I run the blog at www.anonymouslawstudent.com. [interesting site] I'm trying to compile a post about relationships after law school. However, I don't know anything about that because I'm still in law school. So my plan is to email about 10-15 blawggers and ask them a few questions about their experiences and observations. If you'd take a second and help me out, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!Well, thanks for asking.1. What areas of law, in your opinion (assuming some areas are worse than others), tend to be harshest on a marriage or long term relationship?Bearing in mind that, First, I?m a prosecutor, in an office full of prosecutors, which sort of limits my day to day contacts with the more mundane areas of the law, and, Second, I work in a moderate sized community where there are no pressure-cooker law firms to be found (I mean, we?re the biggest ?firm? in town), and, Third, I?m 20 years out of law school and have pretty much lost track of my classmates, most of whom were of an age where serious relationshipswere just starting, my answer is that it?s not the area of practice as much as it is the type of practice that screws with relationships...continue to full postFull post as published by Mr. District Attorney on June 10, 2006 (boomark / email).
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