Anthony Davis Quoted in Law 360 Article on 9 Essential Reads For Law Firm Associates
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Sep 10, 2015
Anthony E. Davis was quoted in the Law 360 article, "9 Essential Reads For Law Firm Associates." The article identifies the articles that have been deemed most useful for associates to read to help them navigate new waters.
Mr. Davis suggested Richard Suskind's "The End of Lawyers? Rethinking the Nature of Legal Services," as the book poses "fundamental questions for all would be, and newly minted lawyers," and "especially" associates who are already sometimes finding it difficult to get paid in the same way they once were.
Want the full list of books? Read the full article, "9 Essential Reads For Law Firm Associates," on the Law 360 website.
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