Petty Esquire

A fictional account of the extraordinarily petty, six figure, underbelly of the legal world.

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Friday, May 25, 2007

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YOU ARE NOT ALONE: NETWORK WITH OTHER ATTORNEYS WHO ARE MAKING CAREER CHANGES OR HAVE IDEAS TO SHARE

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"A century after Pareto, the implications of the 80/20 Principle have surfaced in a recent controversy over the astronomic and ever-rising incomes going to superstars and those very few people at the top of a growing number of professions. Film director Steven Spielberg earned $165 million in 1994. Joseph Jamial, the most highly paid trial lawyer, was paid $90 million. Merely competent film directors or lawyers, of course, earn a tiny fraction of these sums." The 80/20 Principle, p. 9 By Richard Koch

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