Tackling Emotionally Draining Matters

    Yoninah R. Orenstein
    Lean on your colleagues while working on emotionally charged cases so you do not feel as though you are shouldering the full burden alone.

    Lean on your colleagues while working on emotionally charged cases so you do not feel as though you are shouldering the full burden alone.

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    The life of a young lawyer is a delicate balance of competing demands, between ensuring one’s own professional development, satisfying the needs of supervising attorneys, and meeting the often fickle demands of clients.

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