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 Letters to the Editor

(VOL. 18, NO. 1)


I just finished reviewing the latest issue of BarTalk. With no disrespect intended to you, BarTalk, or the individual authors, I found the experience somewhat depressing. Articles such as:

  • Healthy Lifestyle – Do You Enjoy One?
  • Forget Balance – Think Quality
  • Top Employers “Got It”
  • “Fire a Client Day” – March 1st
  • Beating the “Blahs”
  • Depression and the Practice of Law

Perhaps these articles are simply intended to encourage healthy discussion and “venting” among colleagues. However, as a 2000 call with the majority of my working life still ahead of me, I can’t help but wonder if I’ve made a poor career choice. My concern might be eased a little if there were some counter-balancing articles in BarTalk from senior members of the bar commenting on how rewarding and fulfilling their personal/family lives have been while earning their income in the legal profession. Do these people exist?

– Charlie C. Tutt


This letter was published in the April 2006 issue of BarTalk.


 

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