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What 18 Years In-House Taught Me About How To Advise Clients

July 6, 2016

Published by: GC Magazine

In late 1994, I stepped onto the seventh floor of Eleven Madison Avenue in New York City. I was interviewing for a job in the litigation group at Credit Suisse First Boston. At the time, I was an assistant United States attorney, thoroughly enjoying my in-court experience and proud to be representing the U.S. government in the federal trial and appellate courts. But my wife and I were expecting a child and we had just bought a house. It was time to find a job in the private sector.

What 18 Years In-House Taught Me About How To Advise Clients

What 18 Years In-House Taught Me About How To Advise Clients

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